Thank You guys for your input, this helps a lot. The don't not eat list is in my top 10 of favorite foods, perhaps why I have a problem.
At the iron skillet I usually start my meal off with a "Close encounter of the third kind" size of mash potatoes.
Those that haven't seen the movie it's a mountain of mash potato
Thanks again it's a big help
Eating Healthy on the road
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You can also substitute the pepper shaker for a salt shaker, and hot sauce or Tabasco for a lot of sauces that do nothing but add fat or calories. After awhile seems normal to use them for everything.
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Craymarris Thanks this.
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Craymarris Thanks this.
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Thank You elk You have been a huge help, and what you are saying lines up with what the doctor told me. One thing he didn't tell me is what foods work well on the road, I have a good supplier for beef jerky, but that alone doesn't fill me up and at $16.00 per pound I might as well just sign my check over to them lol. Thanks again your advice is helpful and I'm going to put it to use.
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So true! But in our situation carbs are pretty much just bad due to something internally is not regulating them well enough. The rest of what you say is very dead on. The only thing I miss is fruit. Nice food stamp...it made me laugh.
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The perils of the "western diet" are at hand and this poor soul has landed him in hot water because of the dreaded "D" word. Type 2 Diabetes is self induced, no doubt, as opposed to the type 1 variety/
Your pancreas can't handle the sugar your stuffing your body with or your production of insulin has taken a dive. Either way your in deep do-do.
Can you imagine that in some parts of the world there are societies of groups of people that haven't even heard of the word "diabetes"
That's because they don't eat the "goo" like some of us eat, so that particular disease is non existent, but if you read the main stream media they make it sound like its a global thing.
Not so. We have to take care of our bodies, our health and take responsibility. No more excuses or ignorance of the facts. Theres only one way and thats a change of lifestyle/diet.
We as Americans eat Waaaaaaay too much sugar. Its disgusting really. You have got to wake up and smell the coffee, without sugar of course.
No point relying on drugs or some miracle cure, cos there isn't one.
You got to go back to basics and start to read up on what causes Diabetes. A strict low-carb diet is the solution but you don't target specific foods. All of them should come under the sugar/carb label. But I can tell you, it's not going to be easy
In fact it's downright difficult to stick to such a diet/lifestyle. As adults we are addicted to sweet things, and it's costing us our health. We are a nation of fatties, and our healthcare costs are through the roof!! No point blaming Obamacare on that one!
Type 2 diabetes is at epidemic levels in this country and I'm astounded how many of us succumb to it. You can round up the usual suspects or blame it on this or that, making all the excuses known to man, but really.
Diabetes can kill you, and its time to do something about it. Its what you put in your mouth that is the culprit.
You just have to find a way to change course and rid yourself of this insidious disease. There's plenty of info out there, so go for it.
Good luck.
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