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February 4, 2014 at 4:18 pm #14968
HotChickWannabe
ParticipantSo I had, cheddar cheese (no I didn’t read all the ingrediants) with Olive Oil potato chips (did read the ingrediants, potatos, olive oil, salt), a homeade brownie (made with butter and coconut oil)…within half hour I was WARM!!! Never had a hot flash before, but perhaps this is what one feels like. DIdn’t have a thermometer handy to take a reading.
Very interesting…like how I am seeing some results. Now just need to keep the temp up, get the urge to workout…and drop 20 pounds?
February 4, 2014 at 6:32 pm #14969Tucker90
Participantgood news….don’t become overly concerned with losing weight…it sounds like you are doing great as is. However, if you do want to lose weight, you can do things like a low-fat jarlsberg cheese with an apple…but that is something to focus on down the road, now just focus on the 4 S’s and be concious of “shady” ingredients….heres a post i made if you have not read it already:
February 4, 2014 at 7:27 pm #14973elfman5150
ParticipantCongratulations! It is such a wonderful feeling when you have a surge of warmth flow through your body after eating a hearty meal. It make so energized and I notice that my ‘brain fog’ tends to clear up as well. As far as the carrageenan goes, I wouldn’t worry about it. There is no clear evidence that it will cause cancer in humans. More info is needed.
http://chriskresser.com/harmful-or-harmless-carrageenanAlso, even if it kills rats, one certainly can’t conclude that it will kill humans, too. Heck, cats can die from chocolate, but I’m pretty sure chocolate isn’t deadly to us – at least I hope not or I’m in MASSIVE trouble!
February 5, 2014 at 12:47 am #14976Tucker90
Participantavoid carageenan at all costs. here is the article on it:
http://raypeat.com/articles/nutrition/carrageenan.shtml
carageenan gives lots of people instant digestive discomfort. our body is NOT capable of processing it.
February 5, 2014 at 2:20 pm #14989HotChickWannabe
ParticipantSounds scary…my problem is that I am the mom and I am the cook in the family. If I had endless money for groceries and the time to devote to seeking out “perfect” foods. But I have a very busy life…so I try to incorporate as many healthy option as I time will allow. I try to buy organic dairy, use coconut oil…avoid process foods. We do eat out @ 1 night a week and although I try to avoid PUFAs, it is rather difficult.
So I walk the middle of the road, do my best, but resist becoming too obsessive about every ingrediant. But I will file this carageenan thing in my brain and I am sure I will try and avoid it.
thanks
February 5, 2014 at 9:34 pm #14994ErinElizabeth
ParticipantSounds like you’re operating about like me. I do the best I can without driving myself nuts. And despite already knowing that carageenan and gums are no good, I still have cream cheese in my fridge cause sometimes that just happens to be what I want. Since it isn’t particularly problematic for my family we eat it occasionally without worrying about it, occasionally being a couple times a month maybe.
Best of luck on the tightrope that is awareness without going neurotic, that line is in a different place for all of us. :)
February 6, 2014 at 1:12 am #14995Tucker90
Participantto each his own, i just thought i would make people aware of it
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