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Old Thu, May-24-18, 05:14
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Plan: P:E=>1 (Q3-22)
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...I think cheese contains a fair amount of protein...


Nonplussed, what a great word leicester You might also be nonplussed to find out that cheese has about 1g of protein per 28g (1 oz)

Also, there's a good site to figure out what's in most foods you might run across here https://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/search/list

It's nice because you can use 100g and sort of do the easy math, especially as I see that you are measuring what you eat.

Now you know
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Old Thu, May-24-18, 05:57
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Plan: mostly milkfat
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That's more like carbs per ounce of cheese. Protein is more like the 6-8 grams protein range, similar to meats.
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Old Thu, May-24-18, 06:17
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That's more like carbs per ounce of cheese. Protein is more like the 6-8 grams protein range, similar to meats.

Haha! NOW I KNOW thanks teaser.
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Old Thu, May-24-18, 11:29
rtjdk22 rtjdk22 is offline
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Plan: Atkins
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Im with a couple of the others here. You are eating alot of cheese and very little veggies. Here is a sample of my daily intake on the induction phase still, Im just now reaching within my 20 lb goal so will be moving up.

Breakfast: Country ham, bacon 2 slices, 3 sausage links, or smoked ham ( mind you this does carry a carb or 2) 2 eggs with cauliflower hashbrown ( half cup grated cauliflower , part of an egg and cheese 1/4 cup)
or I will make a sandwich bacon and egg sometimes ounce of cheese or less on cloud bread

I find mid morning snack hard unless I know I will not be home to eat lunch till late

Lunch: Left over Chicken, 1/2 cup green beans, 1/2 cup cucumbers with peel on

Snack: pepperoni slices ounce of cheese only if i didnt have any with breakfast. or wisconsin turkey bites

Dinner : 3 to 5 oz protien of what ever we cook , 1/2 cup kale steamed, broccoli and depending on amount of carbs I have available I may up the sizes of veggies or add another like okra.

Snack at night I do a sugar free jello cup.

Keep up the good work and dont give up. There are times you will stop loosing weight but during them times you will be seeing your clothes become looser as you are loosing inches vs lbs. I rather love the loosing inches
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Old Thu, May-24-18, 16:30
Bonnie OFS Bonnie OFS is offline
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Plan: Dr. Bernstein
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The milk protein (casein) in cheese causes me troubles, and I gain weight on cheese.


Me, too. I had never heard of being allergic to the protein in dairy & it took years to figure it out.

When I was having a great deal of difficulty, someone suggested that I eat more at breakfast, particularly fatty fish. Found out I LOVE sardines, so often have them with a couple of my home-grown eggs. I often toss in cauliflower, radishes, greens, or whatever. That, plus eating only 2 meals & fasting in the evening has helped me a lot.
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Old Sat, May-26-18, 01:29
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I haven't listed the quantities of vegetables as I have so much that I suppose I think it goes without saying. We don't go by cups over here but rather we say 'most of the plate' or 'three quarters of the plate' and 'piled high' - at least in common parlance anyway.
Thanks everyone for your continued interest. I really appreciate it.
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