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Alright, let me start with that I've only been diagnosed for a month now.
So I'm still new to the scene and try to learn as much as I can.
I've been to 3 nutrition appointments so far, and for some reason I was seen by 3 different nutrition specialists.
You already know that that also means 3 different opinions, right?
Now to my real question though:
Is meat really that bad?
I've been eating a lot of meat all my life.
No matter what kind, I like it all.
The problem is, what I don't really like is vegetables. Everything that's green, or red,...
So what I try to do now is count my carbs, so I'll get the right amount for each meal, and try to use the meat as my "filler".
Of course the nutritionists say 3oz. an that's it, but there is no way I can do that!
When they did my A1c for diagnosis, the number of cholesterol were 10mg/dL for the VLDL and 73mg/dL for the LDL, if that helps any.
What's your experience on this?
Thanks, Martin
EDIT: I've read that a lot of people are doing low carb high fat diet. I think that's probably what I've been doing my whole life. Besides Sweets, I'm eating more carbs now than before I was diagnosed
Oh, and Tarek, sorry for using the "same" thread title. That was not on purpose.
So I'm still new to the scene and try to learn as much as I can.
I've been to 3 nutrition appointments so far, and for some reason I was seen by 3 different nutrition specialists.
You already know that that also means 3 different opinions, right?
Now to my real question though:
Is meat really that bad?
I've been eating a lot of meat all my life.
No matter what kind, I like it all.
The problem is, what I don't really like is vegetables. Everything that's green, or red,...
So what I try to do now is count my carbs, so I'll get the right amount for each meal, and try to use the meat as my "filler".
Of course the nutritionists say 3oz. an that's it, but there is no way I can do that!
When they did my A1c for diagnosis, the number of cholesterol were 10mg/dL for the VLDL and 73mg/dL for the LDL, if that helps any.
What's your experience on this?
Thanks, Martin
EDIT: I've read that a lot of people are doing low carb high fat diet. I think that's probably what I've been doing my whole life. Besides Sweets, I'm eating more carbs now than before I was diagnosed
Oh, and Tarek, sorry for using the "same" thread title. That was not on purpose.