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Odin2005

(53,521 posts)
6. I tend towards hypoglycemia, so I have the opposite problem.
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 11:38 PM
Apr 2012

I have to graze on carbs throughout the day otherwise I get tired and lightheaded.

don't use "substitutes" just ditch all that stuff.... msongs Apr 2012 #1
I have one and I do that already, thanks for the suggestion, though! Odin2005 Apr 2012 #5
That sounds pretty good dark forest Dec 2012 #34
Getting off sugar is much harder for me. I recently joined the Type 2 club and...... yourout Apr 2012 #2
I tend towards hypoglycemia, so I have the opposite problem. Odin2005 Apr 2012 #6
I do too. LeftyMom Apr 2012 #22
I used to be a vegetarian and don't eat much meat now (drs. orders). Cleita Apr 2012 #3
High-fiber food is very filling for, but it sometimes gives me a stomachache... Odin2005 Apr 2012 #9
I went on the Atkins diet a few years ago, ate a lot of meat. The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2012 #4
Try this... man4allcats Apr 2012 #7
Try eating the meals you're used marybourg Apr 2012 #8
When you find the answer to this, please share! I have always been a meat eater, but teddy51 Apr 2012 #10
If you are serious, see my post below. Big Blue Marble Apr 2012 #12
Thank you, as of this moment I am going to swear off of meat. I am tired of being a teddy51 Apr 2012 #13
Yes, the meat analogues work. Big Blue Marble Apr 2012 #11
Tofurky sandwich slices are insane. Codeine Apr 2012 #17
My favorite comfort meal is an open faced Tofurky sandwich CrispyQ Apr 2012 #18
The cravings can be managed with meat analogues. Geoff R. Casavant Apr 2012 #14
I like the Boca burgers spicy chicken and all-american burger Tunkamerica Apr 2012 #15
Nothing wrong with meat analogues. Codeine Apr 2012 #16
Just Seconding msongs suggestion YankeyMCC Apr 2012 #19
I agree with both you and msongs. deucemagnet Apr 2012 #23
Good to hear, friend. flvegan Apr 2012 #20
and bacon - no good substiute for bacon nadine_mn May 2012 #26
grain-made sausage is excellent wordpix Jun 2012 #28
Field Roast grain meat! We tried the smoked apple sage - it is really good nadine_mn Jun 2012 #30
Umami--the fifth taste ginnyinWI Apr 2012 #21
Interesting! nt Still Blue in PDX Dec 2012 #39
They go away. HopeHoops Apr 2012 #24
I have been a vegetarian for the past 15 years RebelOne Apr 2012 #25
give yourself permission to eat meat once and awhile - doesn't mean you have to nadine_mn May 2012 #27
your idea of the expensive grass-fed meat is good on a number of fronts wordpix Jun 2012 #29
Try eating fish instead of meat. Fish are less sentient. meti57b Oct 2012 #31
"Fish are less sentient" Ummm...what? flvegan Oct 2012 #32
That's. . . stupid. nt Codeine Oct 2012 #33
Fish are less sentient?! obamanut2012 Dec 2012 #36
Meat is slightly addictive, just like sugar, chocolate, caffeine, and cheese. ginnyinWI Dec 2012 #35
Crisp the meat analogs is you eat those obamanut2012 Dec 2012 #37
Sadly, I've been eating meat again lately. Still Blue in PDX Dec 2012 #38
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