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Old Wed, Mar-03-04, 16:31
tammay tammay is offline
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Plan: Vegetarian Low GI
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i have noticed that eating eggs for breakfast always helped with my weight loss-- maybe its an individual thing?


Eggs for breakfast for me helps with cravings. I notice that when I eat anything else, like LC yogurt/cereal, cottage cheese, etc., that I have cravings around mid-morning. For some reason a couple of eggs and a veggie in the morning holds me until lunch perfectly. I guess maybe it's the solid protien in them...

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Old Thu, Mar-04-04, 15:27
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I agree with you guys about the eggs. I can hold out until noon when I eat eggs for breakfast---but with any thing else, I need a snack before noon to get me through the morning.


For CMT: I have never tried to make the Lasagna with raw cabbage. I will try that the next time. I might like it better. Thanks for the idea.

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Old Thu, Mar-04-04, 16:57
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Plan: Protein Power Lifeplan; D
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Could a person use shredded green or yellow squash for filler in meatloaf, or would cabbage work better?
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Old Thu, Mar-04-04, 17:13
Zuleikaa Zuleikaa is offline
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squash would be fine.
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Old Thu, Mar-04-04, 20:10
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yeah, maybe its the fat in the eggs? even if i eat chicken or something, i don't stay as full! it's so weird....
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