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Old September 24th, 2003, 02:41 AM
Kerri Ratliff
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Hey ya!
Well I bought some lowcarb foods today at some specialty lowcarb store we
have.
Since I am close to the end, I decided it was time for a few things I have
been missing (cereal and pasta is what I bought).
I got bran crispbread as well. It has three carbs total per piece and has 3
carbs of fiber as well. So, that would make the effective carb count 0,
correct? I have known this, but seeing as I ate 11 pieces, I am concerned
it could have an adverse effect.
Yeah i know I only have 1 lb left, but this is some of the stuff I am going
to eat on my low carb maintanance plan. Think I am okay?
Thanks,
Kerri

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Old September 24th, 2003, 02:44 AM
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In article WC6cb.12981$sp2.3394@lakeread04,
"Kerri Ratliff" wrote:

Hey ya!
Well I bought some lowcarb foods today at some specialty lowcarb store we
have.
Since I am close to the end, I decided it was time for a few things I have
been missing (cereal and pasta is what I bought).
I got bran crispbread as well. It has three carbs total per piece and has 3
carbs of fiber as well. So, that would make the effective carb count 0,
correct? I have known this, but seeing as I ate 11 pieces, I am concerned
it could have an adverse effect.
Yeah i know I only have 1 lb left, but this is some of the stuff I am going
to eat on my low carb maintanance plan. Think I am okay?
Thanks,
Kerri


Well, hmm. I'm not near where you are yet, but I think any kind of food
that triggers unplanned binges is something that maybe should be avoided.
It's not just about numbers of carbs, right? It's about having control
over food and eating.

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Old September 24th, 2003, 02:55 AM
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"Kerri Ratliff" wrote in message
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Hey ya!
Well I bought some lowcarb foods today at some specialty lowcarb
store we have.
Since I am close to the end, I decided it was time for a few things I
have been missing (cereal and pasta is what I bought).
I got bran crispbread as well. It has three carbs total per piece
and has 3 carbs of fiber as well. So, that would make the effective
carb count 0, correct? I have known this, but seeing as I ate 11
pieces, I am concerned it could have an adverse effect.
Yeah i know I only have 1 lb left, but this is some of the stuff I am
going to eat on my low carb maintanance plan. Think I am okay?
Thanks,
Kerri


You might want to double check the math and make sure they didn't already
subtract out the fiber. I may be wrong but I'm rather skeptical that it has
0 effective carbs.



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Old September 24th, 2003, 02:58 AM
Roger Zoul
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I'd go slowly on the cereal and pasta....if you go back to eating those,
you'll have a hard time maintaining your fab weight loss.

Kerri Ratliff wrote:
:: Hey ya!
:: Well I bought some lowcarb foods today at some specialty lowcarb
:: store we have.
:: Since I am close to the end, I decided it was time for a few things
:: I have been missing (cereal and pasta is what I bought).
:: I got bran crispbread as well. It has three carbs total per piece
:: and has 3 carbs of fiber as well. So, that would make the effective
:: carb count 0, correct? I have known this, but seeing as I ate 11
:: pieces, I am concerned it could have an adverse effect.
:: Yeah i know I only have 1 lb left, but this is some of the stuff I
:: am going to eat on my low carb maintanance plan. Think I am okay?
:: Thanks,
:: Kerri
::
:: --
:: ***Kerri***
:: 154/121/120
:: 5'2"
:: 6/10/03


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Old September 24th, 2003, 03:06 AM
Roger Zoul
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Kerri Ratliff wrote:
:: Hey ya!
:: Well I bought some lowcarb foods today at some specialty lowcarb
:: store we have.
:: Since I am close to the end, I decided it was time for a few things
:: I have been missing (cereal and pasta is what I bought).
:: I got bran crispbread as well. It has three carbs total per piece
:: and has 3 carbs of fiber as well. So, that would make the effective
:: carb count 0, correct? I have known this, but seeing as I ate 11
:: pieces, I am concerned it could have an adverse effect.
:: Yeah i know I only have 1 lb left, but this is some of the stuff I
:: am going to eat on my low carb maintanance plan. Think I am okay?
:: Thanks,
:: Kerri

Worst case: each piece has 3 grams of carbs, so 11 x 3 = 33. Might not be a
problem depending on how many other carbs you ate and how much exercise you
got. And if you didn't eat too many calories, then any weight gain would
likely be water weight that you can lose fairly quickly. Usually, overdoing
it for a single meal doesn't make much of a lasting difference. Repeat
performances do, however

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:: 6/10/03


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Old September 24th, 2003, 03:14 AM
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Luna wrote:

It's not just about numbers of carbs, right? It's about having control
over food and eating.


Shhhhh don't say that too loud in this place!

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Today's weight: 180.5 lb || Goal/Maintenance: 140 lb
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Old September 24th, 2003, 04:27 AM
Kerri Ratliff
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It was not listed as a lowcarb food even though it was in the same section.
So I don't know if the 3carbs were added or extra...who know?

They were not that huge, so it was not like I ate tons of food but I tend
to worry about how I ate after I ate.

My intentions with the cereal and pasta is to eat it very slowly. I am
going to eat two servings of the pasta on Friday which will be 10 carbs. I
am not sure when I'll eat the cereal, as I am somewhat concerned about those
crackers, so tomorrow and Thursday, I am going to eat the way I usually do

Thanks!!
Kerri


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Old September 24th, 2003, 10:42 AM
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"Kerri Ratliff" wrote in message
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It was not listed as a lowcarb food even though it was in the same
section. So I don't know if the 3carbs were added or extra...who
know?

snip

http://www.geocities.com/msweathe/fiber-calc.html

Or do the calculations yourself...

fat grams x 9 = fat calories
protein grams x 4 = protein calories

total calories - fat calories - protein calories = carb calories

carb calories/4 = carb grams
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Old September 24th, 2003, 10:59 AM
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Kerri Ratliff wrote:
:: It was not listed as a lowcarb food even though it was in the same
:: section. So I don't know if the 3carbs were added or extra...who
:: know?
::
:: They were not that huge, so it was not like I ate tons of food
:: but I tend to worry about how I ate after I ate.
::
:: My intentions with the cereal and pasta is to eat it very slowly. I
:: am going to eat two servings of the pasta on Friday which will be 10
:: carbs. I am not sure when I'll eat the cereal, as I am somewhat
:: concerned about those crackers, so tomorrow and Thursday, I am going
:: to eat the way I usually do
::

I saw in another post where you said the cereal and pastas are low carb, so
if that is the case, it will probably be okay. Just make sure you know how
many carbs per serving there are --- as you seem to have done.... and
you'll be fine! You get to enjoy yourself sometimes...


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Old September 25th, 2003, 12:57 AM
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Kerri Ratliff wrote:
I got bran crispbread as well. It has three carbs total per piece and has 3
carbs of fiber as well. So, that would make the effective carb count 0,
correct? I have known this, but seeing as I ate 11 pieces, I am concerned
it could have an adverse effect.


Presubtracted fiber -- you ate 33, maybe even 38g effective carb (since
they can round down a half gram). Even plain bran is not carb-free.

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