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tpap1006
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Is oatmeal a good complex carb? Is V8 jiuce good for us?

Trace

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Good questions! I was wondering as well. I have been having oatmeal with stevia. I sometimes need something beside eggs in the morning. I was going to get V8 as I am not a big veggie eater but then saw the sugar amount on the back and got nervous.

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I do eggs, oats, and V-8.

I'm trying to minimize sugar, but doubt I can cut it out compeletely.

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I'm afraid to use stevia so I stopped using any sugar. I put cinnamon in my oatmeal and some blueberries (I need all the brain repair I can get) and I cut sugars out of most everything else so I was thinking maybe the sugar in v8 juice would be okay. ???

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Afraid to use stevia???? Why?

Oatmeal is not TOO bad. V-8 probably has too much sugar.. read the label.

PS... oatmeal would be bad if you are trying to get a bad yeast situation under control.

If it's under control, you can likely get away with eating the oatmeal... but make sure other sugars are OUT.

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I've always steered clear of V-8 because of the sodium--did you ever look at how much is in that stuff??????
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ooooh, right I didn't even think of that!! no more V8 juice for me!! I look at the sodium in everything else, so I don't know why I didn't look at this.

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V-8 does come in low sodium...

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thanks mtree! I will look for that.
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Still wondering why you're afraid of stevia? Is there something I don't know about it?

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well, maybe not afraid, just skeptical. "they" said saccarin ?sp was safe at one time too.
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Hey Guys try a juicer. I just bought a Juiceman Jr at Wally-mart and LOVE it.....cleans up easy and you are getting the vital enzymes at their freshest.

Mix 6 tablespoons of chlorophyl in there too and what a good concoction.

agave for sweetner is yummy. Low glycemic. Comes from a cactus plant.

I eat oatmeal with berries and cinnamon...no problems with yeasties.

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Thanks feelfit! I love juice. I put blueberries in my oatmeal too, I started that several weeks ago every morning and I swear my mind cleared up some.
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stevia is safe .. It's not a chemical... and it's nothing new.

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Thanks Lymetoo, I'm so leary b/c I had terrible headaches for a year- years ago-before LYME, from using equal, took ahile to figure it out.

I will read more about stevia, it's new to me b/c I just heard about it 3 mos ago.

Thanks
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I have a 'group' at Lymefriends.com about low-carb eating for Lyme and candida control, and I have a huge thread there about alternative sweeteners that aren't artificial-chemical-based:

http://www.lymefriends.com/group/healthylowcarbrecipes

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Thanks MariaA. I'm having a hard time kicking the sugar habit in my coffee. I have cut it mostly everywhere else. The coffee habit is tough to kick.
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Yep, it took me a long time to get rid of sugar in coffee too even though it was easier in the rest of my diet. I still can't get rid of dairy in my coffee- I think dairy (other than yogurt/cheese/kefir) has a substantial amount of lactose that can be hard on people with candida, and for a while my coffees were all Lattes, where it was mostly milk and a small amount of coffee. I've switched to Americanos or regular coffee and much less milk.

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