Posts Tagged ‘Foods’

newly discovered foods

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

I’ve just discovered broccoli coleslaw in a bag. When mixed into my tuna salad, it becomes a meal!

What food have you just discovered?

Do/Did you ever get to the point where all the lc foods you eat bore you?>>>>

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

And if so, what new lc foods did you try?

tia!

foods high in protein vs. protein powder

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

Which is the best choice? Thanks Jeanie

OT: Fears About ‘Bad’ Foods

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

This is a long article. A link is at the bottom if you care to read it all.
It touches briefly on a subject I think of often.
What women do to the self-image of the next generation of females.

What’s Eating Our Kids? Fears About ‘Bad’ Foods
By ABBY ELLIN, Published: February 25, 2009

SODIUM — that’s what worries Greye Dunn. He thinks about calories, too, and whether he’s getting enough vitamins. But it’s the sodium that really scares him.

“Sodium makes your heart beat faster, so it can create something really serious,” said Greye, who is 8 years old and lives in Mays Landing, N.J.

Greye’s mother, Beth Dunn, the president of a multimedia company, is proud of her son’s nutritional awareness and encourages it by serving organic food and helping Greye read labels on cereal boxes and cans.

“He wants to be healthy,” she says.

Ms. Dunn is among the legions of parents who are vigilant about their children’s consumption of sugar, processed foods and trans fats. Many try to stick to an organic diet. In general, their concern does not stem from a fear of obesity — although that may figure into the equation — but from a desire to protect their families from conditions like hyperactivity, diabetes and heart disease, which they believe can be avoided, or at least managed, by careful eating.

While scarcely any expert would criticize parents for paying attention to children’s diets, many doctors, dietitians and eating disorder specialists worry that some parents are becoming overzealous, even obsessive, in efforts to engender good eating habits in children. With the best of intentions, these parents may be creating an unhealthy aura around food.

“We’re seeing a lot of anxiety in these kids,” said Cynthia Bulik, the director of the eating disorders program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. “They go to birthday parties, and if it’s not a granola cake they feel like they can’t eat it. The culture has led both them and their parents to take the public health messages to an extreme.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/26/he…agewanted=1&em

favorite low carb foods

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

since doing low carb I have found that I have just naturally replaced some of my old favorite foods with some new ones so I got to wondering what some of everyone elses favorites are thought it might give me some new ideas to play with also

anyway here is a list of my favorites all low carb but not all induction friendly

cottage cheese with blue berrys
plain ole cream cheese
coffee with sweet n low and just a bit of unsweetened cocoa
pork rinds with peanut butter (try it you’ll be suprised how good it is )
mushrooms stuffed with cream cheese and bacon bits
black olives

there are some of my favorites now tell me yours?

Bare minium foods to start induction?

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

I am re-inducting and I want to start today not monday. Problem is I dont get paid until monday. Any suggestions on the bare necessary food I need to start with ASAP and have to wait until monday?