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for starters with the sweet tooth (i'm one of them)

 

can actually trade yout usual kopi/teh with k----c or teh-c

my office downstairs the auntie know what i want.

she uses fresh milk not the usual evaporated milk/condensed milk.

of course, slightly more expesive and it may not be totally carb-less.

but i need something other than green tea/plain water to start my day

 

 

for those dessert people, just eat more meat and stuff like that and you have absolutely no space to have dessert [laugh][laugh]

 

sure, that plate of wanton mee looks AWESOME

but i keep telling myself that the longer i stay low carb, the more i burn and if i suddenly eat carbo again, i will gain alot (even more than before).

 

it works most of the time but rice/noodles/bread/cakes/gassy drinks is not my weakness.

something else is..

and i find it real difficult especially when that thing comes with alot of set lunches [blush]

cause usually i dont order that thing by it's own one.. [bigcry]

 

Hi Sis

 

welcome back ! i saw your posts previously then after than disappear liao ....

So how much did u lose ?

 

 

Btw , my lunch was braised duck , indeed the skin very fattening , also salty leh , outside food really no gd!

 

 

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Hi Sis

 

welcome back ! i saw your posts previously then after than disappear liao ....

So how much did u lose ?

 

 

Btw , my lunch was braised duck , indeed the skin very fattening , also salty leh , outside food really no gd!

Should be "indeed the skin is very FATTY", not fattening... The skin is the least fattening part of the duck.

 

But yes, outside meals are full of stuff that you do not want to put in your body.

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Hi Sis

 

welcome back ! i saw your posts previously then after than disappear liao ....

So how much did u lose ?

 

 

Btw , my lunch was braised duck , indeed the skin very fattening , also salty leh , outside food really no gd!

Holla~~ girl! Haha.

I have no idea how much I lost cause I forgot when did I start! Hahaha.

And also, I hardly ever step on the weighing machine =D

 

 

I agree!!

I also don't like outside food cause the meat all too salty..

I had belly pork once and it is really freakingly too salty to eat by it's own.

My office downstairs sell one..

The cha Siew is not bad tho!

Most people eAt the meat with rice and so they don't really gt the real taste of the belly pork.

Super super salty and I didn't want to waste it so I pour hot water over it haha.

Let it soak in the water for 10~20 secs and drain out all the oil and spices..

I know it sounds disgusting but I was really hungry ^^

 

If they have soup even better. Can use the soup to wash your meat haha!

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Should be "indeed the skin is very FATTY", not fattening... The skin is the least fattening part of the duck.

 

But yes, outside meals are full of stuff that you do not want to put in your body.

 

yes , thats wat i meant , typo error !

^_^

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Ask the hawker whether he got put potato, rice flour or bread inside to thicken the soup. Some recipes call for that. Others thicken the soup with coconut milk, we want those. Aiya u always eat out, sure got prob wan. Cook your own meals lah !

yup, came back without taking mutton soup. Since its a bit of starchy, so I guess corn starch is inevitable [shakehead] .

 

Anyway, ordered beef soup with only tendon and stomach... [nod] , to go along with one duck drum stick, pig skin and pig head skin which is almost got no meat on it.... [:)]

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bro CBS, u mind if u share your last blood test results with us? My wife just did a blood test, wanna compare scores hehe.

I posted somewhere before.

 

But main things are:

 

1) fasting blood glucose should be below 100, if really low carb, then should be 70-90. I went from 200 to 80+.

 

2) don't care about total cholesterol, but look at trigyleride/HDL ratio. Anything below 2 is low risk of heart disease cos that indicates that majority of LDL particles are of the big fluffy type that can't get stuck in your arteries

 

3) triglycerides - the lower the better. For people like us, most likely below 50. I went from 300 to 44.

 

4) HDL - the higher the better. Around 100 or even more is great. Close to 0 is bad.

 

5) Hba1c, if she checked it, should be 5% or less for a really healthy number. Mine is 3.5%

 

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I know u posted before, thanks for posting again :) trying to find it through 180-odd pages is no joke LOL

 

so far all perfect except for HDL....hers is only 63.

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I know u posted before, thanks for posting again :) trying to find it through 180-odd pages is no joke LOL

 

so far all perfect except for HDL....hers is only 63.

Takes a while to get this number up. Its one of the most precious things cos higher is better.

 

But I tell you, her 63mg/dL is already better than most people! Most people eating the standard way usually have HDL numbers that are way lower than 50.

 

If I remember correctly, mine was in the 30 range before I started eating real food. First blood test came back at 88. The most recent one was in the 100 range.

 

** I think high HDL number alone does not really mean too much. It must be coupled with a low triglyceride number to indicate good health.

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There is PLENTY of sugar in the sauces of marindes bro. Plenty.

 

A lot of the curries and sauce has got cornstarch added to give taste and texture and to create volume. That's where the carbs are hiding.

 

Curries and stew cooked with potatoes, even if you just pick out the meat would have melted or dissolved carbs with the sauce, even if you're deceiving yourself that you didn't eat the potatoes themselves.

 

Kapiiiish? [:p]

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A lot of the curries and sauce has got cornstarch added to give taste and texture and to create volume. That's where the carbs are hiding.

 

Curries and stew cooked with potatoes, even if you just pick out the meat would have melted or dissolved carbs with the sauce, even if you're deceiving yourself that you didn't eat the potatoes themselves.

 

Kapiiiish? [:p]

Kapiiiiiiiiiiiish!

 

Not that I eat curry, haha...

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i bet the nurse handling her blood test would not believe that since March, she has been eating nothing but meat fried in butter, lard or macademia oil, lots of it somemore, no carbs and almost zero vegetable LOL

 

not to mention zero exercise. And lost 17kg of weight hahahaha.

 

The doc herself said "your numbers show u r in good health" LOL

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my wife's triglyceride/HDL ratio is below 2, triglyceride level also very low.....i think her HDL is not high enough because she doesn't eat lamb and innards like liver, she also doesn't eat cooked salmon, only raw salmon, so it's kinda crazy to go Japanese restaurant all the time just for her sake :( very picky eater, very sianz.....luckily i everything also eat, except brains lol

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Kapiiiiiiiiiiiish!

 

Not that I eat curry, haha...

 

Yup, if one wants to follow the paleo/low carb way of eating and not deviate, is to prepare and cook every meal at home macham MO [:p]

 

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