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Originally Posted by mathman
Loosing weight? Amount unknown, but I loose some weight into the thunder throne most mornings. grin

Most mornings? Does that indicate you need more fiber?


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Originally Posted by Whttail_in_MT
Originally Posted by mathman
Loosing weight? Amount unknown, but I loose some weight into the thunder throne most mornings. grin

Most mornings? Does that indicate you need more fiber?


The weight I loose isn't necessarily loose.

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Originally Posted by jaguartx
According to TRH, stevia has estrogen like cpds. I would substitute Xylitol.


doesn't TRH spruik the neaderthal Paleo diet..?.😂

I know there's a CF element that have an idiotic
blanket approach to demonising carbs.


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Originally Posted by viking
Carbs are just plain evil.


Nothing wrong with carbs, some are just worse than others. I lost 95 lbs in a little less than a year in 2011 and 2012, and have kept it off. I did not restrict carbs! I ate whole foods that included fruits, vegetables, lean protein, whole grains, beans, legumes and beer. Threw in some exercise for good measure. YMMV


Yep, carbs are not a problem for many folk.
but dummies will look everywhere to blame
something outside of their own ignorance
and bad habits for their weight problem.






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Originally Posted by Starman
Originally Posted by jaguartx
According to TRH, stevia has estrogen like cpds. I would substitute Xylitol.


doesn't TRH spruik the neaderthal Paleo diet..?.😂

I know there's a CF element that have an idiotic
blanket approach to demonising carbs.


Originally Posted by fishnpbr
Originally Posted by viking
Carbs are just plain evil.


Nothing wrong with carbs, some are just worse than others. I lost 95 lbs in a little less than a year in 2011 and 2012, and have kept it off. I did not restrict carbs! I ate whole foods that included fruits, vegetables, lean protein, whole grains, beans, legumes and beer. Threw in some exercise for good measure. YMMV


Yep, carbs are not a problem for many folk.
but dummies will look everywhere to blame
something outside of their own ignorance
and bad habits for their weight problem.





It's mostly a communication break down. Most people mean doughnuts and fries when they say carbs. I really think we would all be OK if we just ate natural unprocessed foods and only had treats occasionally,more like people ate in the 40's and 50's. look at old movies and you will see that fat people were the minority rather than today's majority. Watching old movies is quite a revelation as to the American diet.

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Maybe genetics is part of it...

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Originally Posted by R_H_Clark

It's mostly a communication break down. Most people mean
doughnuts and fries when they say carbs...


are you saying most people don't identify
bread, rice, oats, pasta,cornmeal etc. as carbs?

Originally Posted by R_H_Clark
I really think we would all be OK if
we just ate natural unprocessed foods and only had
treats occasionally,more like people ate in the 40's
and 50's...


Thats more about one's choices ie; one can be
educated on food but have little or no desire
or will power to change poor lifestyle habits that
result in excess weight.

and eating only natural unprocessed
foods doesn't stop people getting fat
if they have no sensible self management
and control of their calorie intake...
but they still offer better nutritional
value and fibre that's lacking in many
processed products.


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Water weight...........

Amazing how much you can lose breathing.

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Originally Posted by Starman
Originally Posted by R_H_Clark

It's mostly a communication break down. Most people mean
doughnuts and fries when they say carbs...


are you saying most people don't identify
bread, rice, oats, pasta,cornmeal etc. as carbs?

Originally Posted by R_H_Clark
I really think we would all be OK if
we just ate natural unprocessed foods and only had
treats occasionally,more like people ate in the 40's
and 50's...


Thats more about one's choices ie; one can be
educated on food but have little or no desire
or will power to change poor lifestyle habits that
result in excess weight.

and eating only natural unprocessed
foods doesn't stop people getting fat
if they have no sensible self management
and control of their calorie intake...
but they still offer better nutritional
value and fibre that's lacking in many
processed products.


No,I just think most people don't differentiate between healthy carbs and non healthy carbs.

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