Tuesday, January 27, 2009

2 steakums sandwich steaks
2 os shredded cheese
4 boiled eggs
purdue low sodium ham 4 0z
cream
1.5 bag cauliflower
8oz hamb
radish cucumber pickles
2 steakums sandwich steaks


I find it hard to post latley due to a diet challenge on the lighten up wisconsin web site. I am mainly recording there. I am with a group four. All weight watchers exept me. I am the low crb one.
I gave up having my v8 in the morning it seemed to trigger my cravings to fast 7 carbs doesnt seem like much but first thing in the morning it caused me to get hungry fast. Thanks guys for the good wishes.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Hamb patty with cheese
small can v8
2 eggs
bacon
cauliflower
radishes
pickles

I'm trying to drink a full glass of water first thing in the morning before anything it re-hydtrates your body.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Live Long And Prosper On A Low Carb Diet


Low-carbohydrate diets may eventually prove themselves to have life-extending properties. In animal research, the only consistent intervention that produces increases in life span is calorie-restriction. Whether the same applies to humans has not yet been established, but we do know that cutting calorie intake often produces marked improvements in important health parameters, such as blood glucose control. Unfortunately, telling people to voluntarily limit their calorie intake on a long-term basis tends to be a very poorly-received piece of advice. Low carbohydrate diets, however, may render such unpopular admonitions redundant. Dietary intervention studies have revealed a rather unique phenomenon; subjects following low carbohydrate diets, despite being told to limit only carbohydrate intake and to eat unrestricted amounts of protein and fat, often inadvertently reduce their total calorie intake to levels similar to those seen in subjects who have been explicitly instructed to lower their total calorie intake.