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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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or, I assume, tomatoes. or any highly calorific vegetables?
I'm not trying to suggest that it won't work. Just that there is a health-related long term price to pay for these diets.
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 14:41, 1 reply, 15 years ago)
It doesn't count calories. Fruit and veg are all good.
my sauces are mostly loads of tomato and passata anyway so it's been no great sacrifice.
So if you're a big carnivore, you'd have more meat, and an 'allowed' amount of pasta (still plenty) and if you're a big carb head like me, you'd have a bit of meat in the sauce, enough to meet the daily requirements.
Don't assume then go on a rant. Tomatoes are allowed so nur.
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 14:45, Reply)
as bought-in sauces etc are packed with salt and sugar that you can't see. When you make it yourself, it's largely free fo those.
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 14:46, Reply)
I was following up on what you said about "not eating two types of thing in the same meal" thing. Obviously I've misunderstood, but pasta and a tomato and meat sauce is protein, carb, sugar, fibre all in one.
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 14:49, Reply)
And I mean, not big equal amounts rather than NONE in the same meal.
Oh Gordon Bennett, I'm not a rep for Slimming World anyway, but doing their thing has helped me, and improved my skin to boot.
I'm tired now, because I'm malnourished, we'll have to hang up our gloves.
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 14:56, Reply)
things are somewhat clearer though with your latest explanations.
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 14:57, Reply)
But I didn't realise I was getting an exam on it!
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 14:59, Reply)
and fair enough, yours does sound reasonable. I just don't like the way that "nutritionists" get away with peddling harmful shit as diets.
(, Wed 26 Jan 2011, 15:00, Reply)
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