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  • #4881
    mbanks4590
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    Your menus refer to a number for Carbs, Proteins and Fats. This indicates to me that there is a system of goals for each in every meal we eat. I also see the refernce to “that’s 1 fat” in some question responses. Is this system explained in any of the materials? I think I’ve read everything I downloaded and I can’t find either the system or a list that tells me what foods are worth on the system.

    #4895
    litb
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    There does not appear to be any explanation of how the meals are structured in quantities. This makes it a bit tricky when you are not in a position to follow all of the family menus. Like you, I cannot find anything to find out how the system is structed; nor can I find how they ‘time’ the eating of the six meals.

    #4898
    shsesc
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    I have the same problem. I can’t possibly make my own menu choices if I don’t know what the goal ratio is for each meal.

    #5109
    shsesc
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    Can anyone provide a goal ratio for carbs and fats and proteins with exchange rates tied to grams?

    #5136
    Arlene
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    I have already mentioned on another thread that having taken our money we are now left to our own devices (unless we want to pay more money and talk to the ‘experts’).

    This is my second day. I’m 2 stone over-weight 🙁
    The menu is ok but as i don’t yet have all the ingredients i’m swopping menus to those that do address my food cupboard and this is working out alright. Tonight for dinner i had Chicken Wrap only i didn’t have any wraps so i simply served it onto a plate…. yummy!

    I have porridge or muesli (from the recipes) for breakfast, this way my day starts off without a hitch. Fruit and raw (uncooked) veg are my snacks these are crammed into my pockets or in air-tight containers.

    I changed my bread from wholewheat to Spelt (Aldi sell it) and i woke up this morning with energy to burn ALL day and NO bloating…mmmmm could there be a wee wheat allergy?

    Having spring cleaned my house this morning with gusto (believe me i had no intention of cleaning) i had lunch from the menu, played my fiddle for an hour and still feeling like i had energy to burn i went for a 3.5mile walk – in the rain. Could this be because i didn’t eat wheat for 2 days?

    So if like me you wake up tired & lethargic then try giving up wheat bread and see if you too feel energized.

    Watch this space!

    #5175
    Dakotaskye
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    I do think wheat has the same affect on me. My joints also ache if I over indulge–just saying.

    #5229
    Arlene
    Member

    Hi Dakotaskye …my joints have been aching lately….as i’m 50 i put it down to an age thing…but perhaps the wheat could be contributing. A FULL STOP then on wheat! Don’t want to spend the next 40 years in pain.
    Thanks for your comment 🙂

    #5246
    JessRae
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    I have noticed I turned to wheat bread when Im feeling hungry. But then I feel bloated and very ” backed up” I feel it in my stomach. I may be w/ u on the full stop of wheat!

    #5255

    Hi, shsesc. The ratio in this program is 1 protein exchange to 2 carbs exchanges, or 1 protein gram to 3 protein grams. This is considered optimal to balance metabolic dynamics.

    #5256
    awayagain4
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    Hi Arlene

    Thanks for the info about Spelt bread. We have an Aldi store in town. Will try it.

    #5261
    Carolyn188
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    I am having the same problem I don’t know how much protein,carbs fats dairy and grains I am supposed to have each day and am finding it difficult where I live in Cyprus to find any nonwheat bread and as this is a main part of the diet I cannot start the diet.

    #5269

    Hi, Carolyn. Unless you are sensitive to wheat, your bread does not need to be wheat-free – we just recommend 100% whole grains (sprouted if possible). The issue about “wheat bread” is that it is a name randomly given to some not-so-healthy choices. If it says sprouted or 100%, you know it is the real thing.

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