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Old Mon, Jan-05-04, 21:27
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Question Why no nuts?

Hi there,

Could someone explain why nuts are not allowed in the first part of induction? I'm not eating them, but I prefer to know why I'm not eating - rather than just because I'm told I'm not allowed to.

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Old Mon, Jan-05-04, 22:49
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just my opinion of why...

Nuts have a high carb count. I think Dr A wanted us to learn to eat more veggies and get our carbs from them instead of from the higher count in nuts. BTW--I eat like 1/4c of nuts maybe once a week if not I would murder someone for a bag of chips, and pork rinds just don't cut it like salted nuts do. But I take a can or bag of them and measure out in ziplock baggies exactly 1/4c no more, nuts are a big trigger for some people and can't just stop at 1/4c and they eat the whole can at a time. I get 1 baggie once a week and that's it and believe me I SAVOR each and every nut!!!
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Also. I hear nuts do stall some people even when they consume them in small amounts.
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 17:16
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I started eating nuts in stage 3. The problem with them is that they are addicting and you usually end up eating more than planned. I usually didn't lose weight when I snacked on nuts, so I try not to eat them now.
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