The ‘bread’ has been Deloreaned and is in the oven. If that turns into a loaf I will eat my low carb hat. Keep a page spare in the WTDW (Well That Didn’t Work) book. 30 mins to cook, 2 hours to cool in the tin before I’m allowed to try and prise it out π
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For the Mexican chicken salad
http://www.eatyourbooks.com/library/recipes/451281/a-delicious-chicken–avocado
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Thanks SunnyB,
Just got to keep telling myself that I am doing it for me, and the (supposed) Summer is a great time for doing it cause of all the salads etc. Do any people, as MM tells in his book, have to end it early, owing to having gotten to their goal (which in my case is diabetes reversal) early. I wouldn’t know if I have since
a) I don’t have testing equipment as the NHS don’t think type 2s have to test and
b) on this low cal diet, my BS post-meal would be normal as I’m not eating enough carbs to spike them.Thanks for your encouragement
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Definitely π
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Oh no! Which one, the second one? Buggery. Another for ‘Well, That Didn’t Work – BSD recipes NOT to try, Volume 1’?
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My last 12 six monthly HbA1c blood tests have all been under 40, but I still have diabetes. I just control it – not the other way around. What I am hoping is that this diet will reverse my diabetes
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Banana custard FAIL! π«π«π«
It’s gross..grey and eggy tasting, like a disgustingly flavoured soufflΓ©Ah well, on the plus side at least I won’t waste calories on sugar!
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posted by Verano on Just used cauliflower rice for the first time!!!
on 11 Jul 2016 at 19:53 in Fast 800Well just amazed!! Used cauliflower rice in a stir fry instead of rice or noodles and I can’t quite believe how good it was. I actually enjoyed the chicken fried ‘rice’ more with cauliflower than I ever have done with rice or noodles! And feel so much better without the carbs!
Just looking forward to using cauliflower rice again soon
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Izzy, nuts is just the tip of the iceberg! We have candlemaking, Guantanamo, tutting at wilted kale, selfish walnut stealing OH’s, Tokyo’s return to work, and Janey’s affectionate pet name for her… er… food processor (I hope it’s her FP, anway!)
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Ooo Izzy I started the artist way last year, must read more of the book, it was great! Would love some good projects ππ»
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I haven’t time to read back but yesterday – naked men
today – nuts!
carry on!
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LOL Epspecially. Poor Janey, the most innocent remark and… *sigh*
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Ooo too much information Janey! π³
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Oi! I’ll have you know the walnuts have just arrived home unscathed. I shall be firing up the Delorean (so to speak) presently…
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Hmmmmm. Where could one get some walnuts from. Nip across to Janey and see if she has any…
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Hi Penny welcome to BSD π Well done for making it through the first day! You won’t be hungry for long it really does fade but I’d recommend being careful with things like panini as the bread element would have been quite high carb. As you become established in the diet many people realise that if they do eat something like that it can trigger cravings and hunger – I find I can have a little without having cravings but I’ve noticed I feel tired afterwards.
You will settle into your own routine soon and find everything that works for you.
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Well a moment on the lips a life time on the hips that’s all I’m saying..step away from the bananas.. π π€
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Thanks you guys, no idea what Timmy meant though haha.Happy it was very sweet she was very pleased when I said she could take it. It’s only on paper so it won’t last she may as well enjoy it.
Have you read Elizabeth Gilbert’s book ‘Big Magic’? Switzerland it seems like something you would enjoy. She is the author of ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ which I just couldn’t get into and didn’t finish but I love her book ‘Big Magic’ It is about creativity, also a book by Julia Cameron called ‘The Artists Way’ helped me to embrace being more creative last year. I’d recommend reading either or both. You can also go on youtube and find Elizabeth Gilbert on Ted Talks, actually let me post a link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86x-u-tz0MA it’s worth a listen for anyone creative. There are lots of good tedtalks on writing, creativity and general ‘enjoy life’ type topics.
Well the day has gone fine so far for food and drink. Still to have my dinner but it’s all ready in the pan to cook. Courgetti, onions, garlic, bacon, tomatoes and a little olive oil. I’ll fry it up once my son goes to bed. Not sure if I’ll be in my den tonight or not yet! I’d like to be but I also need time with hubby. Have to have some balance.
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Good luck convincing me when I have all the ingredients heeeeeeeeeeeeeere! Mwahahahahahaha. I’ll remind you of this next Saturday when I’ve put on 7lbs and I’m sobbing… π
Second one looks good too though, tbf?
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Settled on this instead, less bananas!
https://wholefoodsimply.com/baked-banana-custard/
Almond butter is so yum but yes I’d say other one would totally work with peanut butter. But it’s not a good choice so probably better to have another desert! No I’ll have to convince you all to not have it ππ -
HELL no, I want the details. You think it would work with peanut butter? And – that amount makes 4. The recipe can be divided easily into 4. Make one. Simples π
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Ah good the walnuts are being rushed home ππ»ππ»ππ»ππ»
Yes too many bananas which are full of sugar but I may make anyway. Won’t give you all details though so as not to influence. πππ
On a more suitable note, my cauliflower rice was yuuuun again. The vegetable that keeps on givingππ
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Hi all,
Was really encouraged by the posts on here and thought I would add my daily diary as a way to keep up motivation.
I may also add bits of motivation – quotes/recipes/etc and would love to hear how everyone else is doing – Please feel free to add your daily diaries if it helps you!
Today was my first day and I am pretty happy with myself. I really struggled around 11am and 3pm (my usual snacking times) and would have sold my soul for a chocolate biscuit, but somehow I persevered!
Breakfast: Yeo Valley natural yogurt and 80g of blueberries, peppermint & ginger tea
Lunch: Two egg omelette and a hot smoked salmon fillet
Dinner: Costa chicken and pepper panini, peppermint teaExercise: 4 reps of walking lunges at lunch time, 6000 steps
total: 787 calories, 62.3g carbs
I had planned on cooking dinner but unexpectedly heard from a friend and we met for food in Costa. I was worried that I’d collapse and get something sweet, but the panini was a good compromise.
I am hungry, and I want to up my steps, but I feel like today was a success.
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That’s what I thought, but damn it looks good. I suppose once in a while won’t hurt… but then you could say the same about pizza and bread and cake and Reese’s Giant Peanut Butter Cups… it’s your call though.
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The ******** total ****. Powers, my ****. They were meant for your ******* bread!
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Hi gang,
The alternative options in flour seem very expensive.
Does anyone own a windmill?ππππ
Love
Lucia
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Hmm I hate to wilt your kale Eps but I think banana is on the no no list for BSD. Too much fructose I think π
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Yes a whole ******** bag π± He eats a lot of them because of their ‘powers ‘ (google them alongside bananas, avocados & dark chocolate. He’s weird)
He’s in a panic and rushing home now. I feel a low carb dinner coming on for HIM
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https://wholefoodsimply.com/3-ingredient-banana-pudding/
I kind of want to make this..with half the dates instead of the amount here. Worked out its only 164 calories a portion so could be breakfast! I know lots of carbs but maybe half a portion? Say yes!!
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posted by lab on My journey on the BSD so far = Blood test results back today.
on 11 Jul 2016 at 18:38 in BSD Med Style Low CarbWell done jabbygirl, my hba1c has drpped from 48 to 42 since feb. I try and do my blood sugars at work to see how they are and have seen my daily readings come down.
So congratulations and keep on! X
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The inconsiderate… *takes deep breath, remembers this is not Mumsnet and certain words are not acceptable here, if – wholly warranted*
Was it a full bag???
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I’m tutting as if faced with a MOUNTAIN of wilted kale here. How can I be expected to make date and walnut bread if the OH has taken the walnuts to work???! By the way, I have removed all expletives that were in the original question. I hope he hasn’t pigged them all or he can go straight to Aldi. Grrrrrrrr π‘
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Hee heee I love it! πππ
Good on you Tokyo, abstinence makes the heart grow stronger πΉπΉπΉ
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Hiya – Thanks for responding – I won’t say it’s good to see others in the same boat (!) but shared experiences are what may make the difference down the line. Nice to know that when you hit a wall you can come on here. Hope you can all see it through and those that have maintain it. Baz
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Tokyo!!!!!! Did we miss you? You have to read what you’ve missed out on! Of course we missed you!
A pot of hurrah, and a plateful of wilted kale for us all to tut at!
Epspecially, have you seen what you’ve started here???? π
Well done on sticking to it all day, go you! x
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Break open a pot of hurrah to welcome Tokyo back! You have advanced candle making and allergy prevention to catch up with, my dear!!
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hi ladies !! ( and timmy!!)
well finished work and i cant possibly catch up on all thats been said so just going to say to start i refused chocolates then ivrefused biscuits then finally ivrefused cookies and flapjacks and granola bars !!!!!!!
but bloody hell it was hard!!!!!
very tired but managed to wangle tomorrow off so only weds to work !!!!!
oh and i stuck to my yog and stewed apple for breakfast chicken salad for lunch ( small) and a litre of water !!!!
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Just done a calculation on the egg stuff tomato recipe and it comes out at 285 calories NOT 360. Although I have used Laughing Cow cheese triangles instead of feta so that makes a difference. Just means I have some calories left for my bedtime snack.
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*Sits on hands so I cannot type*
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Happy Monday Izzy!! So cute your daughter wanted your painting. That made my heart happy! Have a great week!! π
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Hi Jan
This diet is like a miracle! Can’t believe how reduced my pain levels are, had years of trying to convince a previous doctor that my pain wasn’t all in my mind! Which I was repeatedly told, I eventually got a diagnosis in 2004
When I was diagnosed with type 11 my doctor said ( as we’ve come to expect) the disease was progressive – when you’ve got it it can only get worse. I already knew about Professor Taylor’s work and I told her I would do the 5-2 diet. My bs levels returned to normal but due to some hectic family things I went back to a usual diet and up went the levels. This time there will be no back sliding. Good luck with yours Chris -
Hi all – great going for all of you!!!
I am stagnant now for a couple of weeks albeit I am on the program 100%. I am in the middle of week 11 and the great news was I got to come off my blood pressure meds and lower my hypothyroid meds because I am doing so well. As my body adjusts to the med changes its not allowing me to drop weight. So I am working to be patient as my body adjusts.
Focusing on the great news that my BP is good and my heart rate is now only 53. Also I still lost inches last week so hope that happens this week as well.
Looking forward to seeing the scale drop soon! BUT this is why it’s so important to measure other accomplishments like inches lost, coming off meds, healthier skin and hair, etc.
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Hi Julia
Like Dr Mosley says in his book, we were forever told that low fat was the way forward – plenty of veg and bread. Pasta and potatoes which of course has never and will never work!
I’ve always said I didn’t believe in diets and that with everything in moderation all would be well but when I reached 95kgs and type 11 it was time for drastic action. Also I’ve had fibromyalgia for 30 years and have taken anti inflammatory melds and morphine to control the pain.
Now at the end of the first week of the BSD, I have lost 14lbs and an inch off my waist – I was so amazed I had to check my starting weight as I thought I’d made mistake!!! I also read about Cleaves and hope research will continue and reduce the need for bariatric surgery ππ Chris -
Low sugar lollipop. Obviously
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I was going to say something there then but… best not.
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Great result Ziggy!! Keep going and I’m sure you will get to where you want to be. Looking forward to hearing your progress, so keep us posted.
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Oh and don’t forget last night’s gem: If he was a lollipop he’d lick himself.. absolute classic!
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Hi
I’ve just started today as well! Finding it pretty tough already tho’