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Old Mon, May-12-03, 15:07
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I am still on that 2nd day of induction, and still feeling like crap, but what I wanted to knwo was can we eat pickles??? I see cucumbers on the list of acceptable foods, but see nowhere anything about pickles. The label on the jar reads 0 carbs. Please let me know. Thanks for all the posts. I enjoy reading all of them. Also when do you all weigh yourselves? weekly? every couple of days?
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Old Mon, May-12-03, 15:53
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I think as long as there is no sugar in the ingredients they should be fine, I eat a new brand called Snackems, very good and only a few does the trick!!
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Old Mon, May-12-03, 17:16
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Avoid sweet pickles, stick to dill pickles if you need them. When reading labels, note the SERVING SIZE. If it's really small, then the carb count may be less than 1 gm PER SERVING. But it could be hard to eat only the serving size they state.

Foods may be labelled zero carbs per SERVING if they are less than 1 gram of carbs. So if you eat 2 servings, you could be eating almost 2 grams of carbs right there.

You will soon feel better - about day 4 or 5. If you feel weak, eat some more veggies to add a few carbs. Or take potassium in the form of 'salt substitute' like No-Salt or Half-Salt.

Stick to your plan and you'll soon feel better and be smaller. Good luck.
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Each week I would buy a cucumber and just not use it all up before it started going bad. Now what I do is cut it in half. Half I cut up and put it in a container with different types of vinegar and dill weed. I do the same for tomatoes. This ends up being my salad dressing (with some good oils added). Or sometimes I just make the vinegar cucumbers one of my side dishes. I'm still experimenting with the vinegars and spices. And I know that there is no salt 'cause I didn't add any!
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