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re: Low Carb favorites

Posted on 8/23/16 at 9:24 pm to
Posted by Canard Noir
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Member since Apr 2014
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Posted on 8/23/16 at 9:24 pm to
That's not really the point of the thread regardless of how wrong you are. In what world does less carbs equal losing water weight long term? Fewer carbs is fewer calories.

My wife and I did a long term change to our weekday diet that's helped us lose a good deal of weight. Lunch and dinner during the week are a meat and a veggie. On the weekends, we have maybe 2 meals between Friday night and Sunday where we splurge "responsibly." Splurge typically means that we're out to eat, don't purposely avoid the starch portion of an entrée and hope it's a sweet potato or something.

Now that we've gotten used to it, I find there's really no need for a carb laden starch on every plate. If more people cooked at home, shopped the outer ring of the grocery store, limited their starches, and desserts, our national obesity problem would be significantly reduced but I guess we'd all be thirsty.
Posted by thibtigerfan
Thibodaux
Member since Aug 2006
2460 posts
Posted on 8/24/16 at 10:46 am to
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Fewer carbs is fewer calories


This bothers me in that it isn't true. Fewer starches is fewer calories is a better way to put it.

Veggies are low cal and have carbs.

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If more people cooked at home, shopped the outer ring of the grocery store


This I 100% agree with. I do eat a lot of starches (potatoes and sweet potatoes and such) but those are things you find on the outer ring of the grocery store and are still healthy
This post was edited on 8/24/16 at 10:47 am
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