sereneone4u
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You need to make an appointment with a registered dietitian.
Best advice right here.


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You need to make an appointment with a registered dietitian.
I understand you're totally caught up now in charting the rest of your eating life to be lived as healthy (read: safely) as possible...
...so you may want to keep an eye out for that blue Tundra next Tuesday morning @ 0736 while you're in the crosswalk of 4th and Main.
That's tremendously funny in a couple of ways. I really like that you got the time, location, make model and color of vehicle down specifically. BTW, what do you drive? (Suspicious? Me?)
First, I am trying to avoid being totally caught up in charting and crap. I want to start out by finding some things I can/will eat without dedicating my life to food. So you kind of got that backwards.
I know the numbers are not bad. If I can change a few things to make them better, without doing a total overhaul of my life, I am going to do it. I just can't believe it is so hard to get useful information.
For example, they like fruit, but hate pies. But wouldn't apple pie or pumpkin pie be okay? Maybe not great/perfect, but okay once in a while? Those are the only two pies I eat anyhow. I can see them going on the warpath against chocolate cream pies a la mode with whipped cream and chocolate sprinkles. But just a naked slice of Mom's Apple Pie, slightly heated? With a cup of black coffee? Or a slice of pumpkin pie?
If everything in our diets is so bad, how come the population keeps growing? Shouldn't we be dying off? I don't think it is a boolean with food. It is lots of shades of gray. Being me and knowing me all my life, I doubt that I will ever get my diet into the "white" portion. But I think I can get a lighter shade of gray. It's a start.
Can you imagine how easy this would be for the doctors if they could show you a list of foods and you could check off the ones you liked? How much faster patients would get on a better diet?
Oh! I'm sitting here reading the charts, every single ischemic stroke patient that I have cared for has a past medical history of high cholesterol. We just call it Lipids. Patient has lipids. I will write more!
That's tremendously funny in a couple of ways. I really like that you got the time, location, make model and color of vehicle down specifically. BTW, what do you drive? (Suspicious? Me?)
I'm curious as to why cooking for yourself isn't an option.
I said nothing of the "make"...
Anybody making a Tundra besides Toyota?
Didn't think so.
It's like saying someone makes his living playing quarterback. You know they are talking about football. It doesn't need to be stated, it is inherent.
Anybody making a Tundra besides Toyota?
You need to make an appointment with a registered dietitian.
this.
take an extra five minutes in the morning and make you own oatmeal.
mix in a ziplock bag:
old fashioned oats
chopped pecans or walnuts
a handful of dried blueberries or cranberries
flax seed (if it's not near the flour or sugar, ask someone)
add 1/2 c. oatmeal mix to 1c boiling water or milk. cook for 5 minutes.
Multi grain hot mush is pretty tasty, too, IMO.
i always put in brown sugar, but i figured i'd let the experts advise on that. i've been eating that late at night, when i'm hungry, but don't need sweets. it's warm and filling.
A little brown sugar for me, too. No milk.
i like a splash of milk. it adds a creaminess when cooked in.
Lots of raisins.....
raisins are good.
i love my nuts. little bursts of goodness mixed in. i mix those with the brown sugar.
I have the opposite problem - my cholesterol levels are way too low.
The doc keeps on at me about how not having enough is just as damaging, if not more so as the body needs a certain amount of cholesterol to function properly.
No matter what tho, I can't bring myself to eat any kind of fatty foods.
My diet consists almost entirely of unprocessed foods, with some extra lean meat and a load of grains/pulses. I don't eat any sugar or salt, nor do I eat any simple carbs of any kind. And no milk.
He's got me on some oil-based capsules to introduce good cholesterol back into my system.
...perhaps you should just save time and have sweepthefloor book you a bed now.
I have the opposite problem - my cholesterol levels are way too low.
The doc keeps on at me about how not having enough is just as damaging, if not more so as the body needs a certain amount of cholesterol to function properly.
No matter what tho, I can't bring myself to eat any kind of fatty foods.
My diet consists almost entirely of unprocessed foods, with some extra lean meat and a load of grains/pulses. I don't eat any sugar or salt, nor do I eat any simple carbs of any kind. And no milk.
He's got me on some oil-based capsules to introduce good cholesterol back into my system.
All she has to do is name the hotel, I'll whip out the credit card. 8)