Low Fat Diet Don't rip me Skinnypup I need to do this for medical reasons and from directions by my doctor. I've used google but I was looking for some good low fat alternatives and or recipes. |
It's not the fat that you should look out for, it's the CARBS. |
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or recipes ? everyone is gonna shit on you about the fat thing how tons of good fat is good for you and carbs is bad, don't listen to them man |
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I'm not going to rip on you or anything like that. But depending on what your "medical reasons" are, your doctor could ignorantly be leading you to a very dangerous, painful (and shortened) life without knowing it. If you have a severe gut infection or something, and fatty acids are causing irritation, that's one thing. But if you tested for high cholesterol, a low fat diet is literally the last thing you want to do. You are talking about making a severe life change here, going against everything your body is telling you. So at the very least, get another opinion from a knowledgeable doctor before going ahead with one recommendation that is going to change everything in your life. Good luck. Halogodv2 I thought you knew better man... |
Alternatives to what recipes? Chicken breasts and most fish are low in fat. There are also a lot of lean cuts of pork. How low does your doctor want you to go? |
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I honestly don't know shit about food, if it taste good I eat it. I was just looking for some low fat alternative type foods, I don't eat fish which makes it kind of harder. |
Yeah I figured it was something like that. Find out why you aren't breaking fat down, and see if that can be corrected. Low-fat is not something you want to be doing for very long. |
I'm just curious, how do you or your doctor know that you're not breaking down the fat properly? What are the symptoms? |
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I've had some tests and that is the problem the good news for me is I may be able to correct it with a temporary diet change. I've been avoiding fats for just over a week and the pains are almost gone which is great but I have to do it for a while longer. Minimal fats for the next month and hopefully it heals itself enough where I won't have to get it removed. Then again having it removed isn't really that big of a deal now a days anyway. The hardest thing for me is dairy, I love cheese it's like the one thing I love eating. So anyone got any good low fat alternative food ideas? :) |
Hopefully it's just temporary. My wife had similar symptoms before I met her, and ended up having to get her gall bladder removed. She is fine now, with the exception of occasionally having excruciating pain for a few hours. It used to be more frequent, now it happens once or twice a year. There is no such thing as good low fat food. |
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50g of carb and 150-200g of SATURATED FAT per day (depending on your weight, and body fat %). Yeah, i'm gonna listen to you for what works best for me. |
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^ Great rebuttal. |
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