Re: where did I get all these carbs/highbloodcount from?

[Guest guest]

Ok, Ruth; I'm in Toronto; We have a Dempsters here so I'll possibly look for

that bread, I'll ask my wife to look for me. Well, the Prodgy will eventually

make its way up here too grin; Ken B

where did I get all these carbs/highbloodcount

from?

I had a bowl of cereal this morning, I had two slices of good variety brown

bread, the heavy type, with a generous amount of cream cheese on each half

slice, I had three chicken/with batter/light,andand some frozen vegies,

*fried a little in Basel margerine, but here's the catch, I had a glass of a

kinda of kool aide drink, I thing I did it for ssure on the drink; I got an

amazing blood count too high! I'm a little mythed on the hight count, but

thinking about it again, maybe the kraft creamed cheese was was too much

despite the reading from the label, *1 carg per 1 table spoon of

philadelphia creamed cheese! I've noticed that one cannot always get a

predictable reading as our system holds sugers from not only today, but days

of the past. Any comments would be welcomed. Ken B in Toronto.

[Guest guest]

yes, I do eat 75 carbs a meal; according to this expert a few years ago when I

found out I eas a diabetic, she told me that that was ok because my body weight

was 232 pounds and I was a big fellow ETC. Ken B

where did I get all these carbs/highbloodcount

from?

I had a bowl of cereal this morning, I had two slices of good variety brown

bread, the heavy type, with a generous amount of cream cheese on each half

slice, I had three chicken/with batter/light,andand some frozen vegies,

*fried a little in Basel margerine, but here's the catch, I had a glass of a

kinda of kool aide drink, I thing I did it for ssure on the drink; I got an

amazing blood count too high! I'm a little mythed on the hight count, but

thinking about it again, maybe the kraft creamed cheese was was too much

despite the reading from the label, *1 carg per 1 table spoon of

philadelphia creamed cheese! I've noticed that one cannot always get a

predictable reading as our system holds sugers from not only today, but days

of the past. Any comments would be welcomed. Ken B in Toronto.