> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of low
> carbing
> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower calorie in
> part.
> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

>> "Budd Cochran" <mr_d...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:fq0qr.3367$3I.1317@newsfe07.iad...

>>> "hemyd" <myd!!!...@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
>>> news:abqdnXtCT4uYzDrSnZ2dnUVZ_t6dnZ2d@netspace.net.au...
>>>> "Budd Cochran" <mr_d...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:MLHpr.24476$zA4.17291@newsfe19.iad...
>>>>>A joke? Really??? I didn't see a bit of humor in it.

>>>>> I'm sorry, but since I've been slammed, repeatedly, for what works for
>>>>> me, which includes the fact I'm too darn busy to go for bike rides, or
>>>>> pay exorbitant gym fees for a few short sessions a week from money I
>>>>> don't have, one gets a bit touchy when negative comments are made bout
>>>>> a lifestyle other than "low carb".

>>>>> IMHO, and in no way do I claim this will work for anyone else, the
>>>>> more activity in a person's life the more carbs they NEED to sustain
>>>>> that activity. I'm very active and I eat what amounts to normal,
>>>>> non-diabetic, meals and I still run out of enegy at the end of the
>>>>> day.

>>>>> --
>>>>> Budd

>>>>> Every vote counts ... unless you don't vote.

>>>> All I can say, Budd, is to wish you a long life of activity! I suppose
>>>> just as those well enough to exercise should not expect everyone to do
>>>> it, so inversely those too frail should not detract others from the
>>>> need to be active.

>>>> I don't know if you remember Guy Williams (an older gentlemnan I had a
>>>> lot of time for). Having had badly mismanaged diabetes (largely through
>>>> bad guidance), he had one entire leg amputated and the other up to his
>>>> knee (I might be wrong there). He once wrote that at his home he rode
>>>> around in his wheelchair planting trees. He managed his diabetes most
>>>> aggressively. He passed away lasy year (time flies - probably a couple
>>>> of years ago now) at the age of almost 81.

>>>> Henry.

>>> That's what gets me the most: I do not expect anyone to be as active as
>>> I am, I don't insist they be as active as I am and I am a big advocate
>>> of "YMMV".

>>> Yet those that have derided my lifestyle insist they know their diet /
>>> exercise plan is for EVERYBODY!!!

>>> I wish all here as long and as active a life as they can enjoy.

>>> But YMMV . . . . .

>> Yeah.  I am getting sick of it.  Seems like more and more people here are
>> militant low carbers.  Well, that just doesn't work for *me*.  And while
>> some would say that I am different, they also seem to find it hard to
>> believe that anyone else might just be like *me*!

> Call me a "militant anti high glucose" type...

> Henry

> > It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of low
> > carbing
> > restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower calorie in
> > part.
> > Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

> > then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

> Who here is a high carber?

>> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of low
>> carbing
>> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower calorie in
>> part.
>> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

>> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

> Who here is a high carber?

>> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of low
>> carbing
>> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower calorie in
>> part.
>> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

>> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

> Who here is a high carber?

>>> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of
>>> low carbing
>>> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower calorie
>>> in part.
>>> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

>>> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

>> Who here is a high carber?

> Anybody not low carbing. . .

> "Julie Bove" <julieb...@frontier.com> wrote in message
> news:joah46$vn5$1@dont-email.me...
>> None Given wrote:
>>>> Yeah. I am getting sick of it. Seems like more and more people here
>>>> are militant low carbers. Well, that just doesn't work for *me*. And
>>>> while some would say that I am different, they also seem to find it
>>>> hard to believe that anyone else might just be like *me*!

>>> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of low
>>> carbing
>>> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower calorie in
>>> part.
>>> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

>>> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

>> Who here is a high carber?

> Anybody not low carbing. . .

>> "Julie Bove" <julieb...@frontier.com> wrote in message
>> news:joah46$vn5$1@dont-email.me...
>>> None Given wrote:
>>>>> Yeah. I am getting sick of it. Seems like more and more people
>>>>> here are militant low carbers. Well, that just doesn't work for
>>>>> *me*. And while some would say that I am different, they also
>>>>> seem to find it hard to believe that anyone else might just be
>>>>> like *me*!

>>>> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of
>>>> low carbing
>>>> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower
>>>> calorie in part.
>>>> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

>>>> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

>>> Who here is a high carber?

>> Anybody not low carbing. . .

> I am neither a high or low carber.

>>> "Julie Bove" <julieb...@frontier.com> wrote in message
>>> news:joah46$vn5$1@dont-email.me...
>>>> None Given wrote:
>>>>>> Yeah. I am getting sick of it. Seems like more and more people
>>>>>> here are militant low carbers. Well, that just doesn't work for
>>>>>> *me*. And while some would say that I am different, they also
>>>>>> seem to find it hard to believe that anyone else might just be
>>>>>> like *me*!

>>>>> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of
>>>>> low carbing
>>>>> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower
>>>>> calorie in part.
>>>>> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

>>>>> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

>>>> Who here is a high carber?

>>> Anybody not low carbing. . .

>> I am neither a high or low carber.

> i eat what i eat

>>>> "Julie Bove" <julieb...@frontier.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:joah46$vn5$1@dont-email.me...
>>>>> None Given wrote:
>>>>>>> Yeah. I am getting sick of it. Seems like more and more people
>>>>>>> here are militant low carbers. Well, that just doesn't work for
>>>>>>> *me*. And while some would say that I am different, they also
>>>>>>> seem to find it hard to believe that anyone else might just be
>>>>>>> like *me*!

>>>>>> It's a reaction to the militant high carbers, IMO. For me part of
>>>>>> low carbing
>>>>>> restricts the choices of foods such that I tend to be lower
>>>>>> calorie in part.
>>>>>> Indeed, I need to watch the diet when it is high in peanut carbs.

>>>>>> then again I do other things like run.......................Trig.

>>>>> Who here is a high carber?

>>>> Anybody not low carbing. . .

>>> I am neither a high or low carber.

>> i eat what i eat

> It's important to eat what you eat where you eat it and when you eat
> it.

> Henry.

>> It's important to eat what you eat where you eat it and when you eat
>> it. Henry.

> that's how i see it and i see it how i see it when i look at it

>>> It's important to eat what you eat where you eat it and when you eat
>>> it. Henry.

>> that's how i see it and i see it how i see it when i look at it

> Looking at it is often better than eating it. I find I can look at a
> cake or even a pizza and it doesn't raise my bg at all!

> Henry.

>>>> It's important to eat what you eat where you eat it and when you eat
>>>> it. Henry.

>>> that's how i see it and i see it how i see it when i look at it

>> Looking at it is often better than eating it. I find I can look at a
>> cake or even a pizza and it doesn't raise my bg at all!

>> Henry.

> none of that is what i eat when i eat anyway and , i don't see any reason
> for seeing what i don't see

>>>>> It's important to eat what you eat where you eat it and when you
>>>>> eat it. Henry.

>>>> that's how i see it and i see it how i see it when i look at it

>>> Looking at it is often better than eating it. I find I can look at a
>>> cake or even a pizza and it doesn't raise my bg at all!

>>> Henry.

>> none of that is what i eat when i eat anyway and , i don't see any
>> reason for seeing what i don't see

> I see!

> Henry

>>> It's important to eat what you eat where you eat it and when you eat
>>> it. Henry.

>> that's how i see it and i see it how i see it when i look at it

> Looking at it is often better than eating it. I find I can look at a
> cake or even a pizza and it doesn't raise my bg at all!

> Henry.