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DeanaJane Fri, Jul-02-04 07:12

That does make sense. Most people will try their darndest to do something the right way. I know how important reading the book is, because I've seen so many people say they are doing Atkins but when I ask questions as to why they do something this or that way, they have no answer. Bottom line, they didn't read the book. If you don't read the book you are not doing the plan correctly. There is no excuse to not read the book. Amazon.com always has used books for minimal dollars plus shipping. I love buying used book who cares if someone else owned it first. Read the book. LOL

Now can we get a stick for this link? It would really be helpful for those of us who KNOW to READ the book.

Thanks
Deana

Shirl 1 Sun, Sep-26-04 16:33

Hi I would like to know anyone on Cad who has lost a lot of weight. Not CALP

Zuleikaa Sun, Sep-26-04 18:22

Vel, SheilaRaye

eaterow Fri, Mar-18-05 08:56

Zule,
Hi, I'm new. I read that you have had some contact with the Hellers so I am assuming that you really know your stuff. Did they recomment that we eat 12-16 oz. protein a day? I like that idea and it sounds better than 2 oz. per meal. It seems like the books don't recommend that much though. What did they have to say about it? Do the Hellers eat alot? What are there rm's like? I know I can eat 12 oz. steak at my rm no problemo!

Zuleikaa Fri, Mar-18-05 11:10

It's 12-16 ounces/day depending upon your own body's needs. Different people have different needs and, of course, men need more. 12 ounces 18-20 grams seems to be average.

One of the problems with women, especially women coming off low fat seems to be getting enoug protein.

Just remember that you can eat too much protein and if you do, the excess will be converted to glucose and raise your insulin levels.

eaterow Fri, Mar-18-05 13:45

Have you been to any of the Hellers' seminars? What do they eat?

eaterow Fri, Mar-18-05 13:47

Sorry for all the questions. Can I have Hidden Valley Ranch dressing for a cm? It has less that 2 gr. carbs per serving but sugar is the 5th ingredient.

Zuleikaa Tue, May-10-05 05:24

Yes. Just watch the serving size.

zooromeo Mon, Jan-30-06 18:25

Quote:
Originally Posted by Libbyfcr
I guess my point was that your cheat sheet is just that...... yours. For the most part it does not adhere to the CALP book.

I do not wish to anger you or make you get defensive, I only wish to clarify that this might be more appropriately defined as your personal LC plan and not what is written in The Carbohydrate Addict's Lifespan Program.

As before, I would suggest anyone interested in CALP should borrow or purchase the book and reference the information provided for themselves.

CALP is a marvelous tool. Learn to use it right, let it guide you. Only when you have mastered the principles try tweeking it to your personal guidelines.

Best wishes,
Libby

Stick to CALP from what I can see ! you sure you "do not wish to anger you or make you get defensive" ?

;(

CarbJunky2 Sun, Jul-30-06 09:54

I notice that the cheat sheet said not to count lettuces "VEGETABLES (2 cups raw or 1 cup cooked or mixture/meal; do not count lettuces)" - does that mean lettuce is unlimited?

mirielle Sun, Jul-30-06 15:01

The reward meal starts with a two cup salad at the minimum. Of course, if you really, really love salad, it can be more than two cups. During the other meals, there is no need to count lettuce...you can use it ad lib. :wave:

jgw Tue, Oct-02-07 09:31

Thanks for the cheat sheet.
You have been very helpful. :thup:

danceheart Thu, Mar-06-08 22:43

Helping me out ! ! !
 
I tried CAD awhile back and very excited about this cheat sheet and learning about CALP.

Thanks for the help ! :wave:

Hoppinn Sat, Jun-21-08 09:52

It is great to have a cheat sheet but the books are inexpensive and have a great deal more to offer than just the food choices.

I follow CALP and some of the foods on the cheat sheet are not listed in the book as CM foods.

It is your choice what you want to do, but the only way to be sure the information is accurate, is to read it for yourself.

Yogiart Fri, Jul-31-09 14:05

Zucchini is not on CALP book I believe. it should be considered carb. can you enlighten me about that? It would be a great idea to add zucchini in my cm. does this work for any of you CALPers?
thanks and good work


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