if you use www.fitday.com to input your daily consumption you will see that
fruits contain a lot of carbohydrates ... probably enough to kick you out of
ketosis ...

Placid
203/151/149 03/03

Depends on what diet you are using. Usually any low carb diet allows
fruits (low Carb type) to be slowly entered back into your diet starting
off with the ones lower in carbs and low in glycemic index.
follow whatever diet you are on and go by that. Then after awhile you
can pretty much know what you can or cannot have. I have been on Atkins
for awhile now and just now starting out of the induction phase (4
months) and will implement different fruits just to have more of a
complete food group.

Will probably get many different opinions here. Go by YOUR particular
carb tolerance.

Myway

How do you feel about avocados?  
Read what Atkins says about them and then click on some of the links
on this atkins page for more info on other berries and fruits.
http://atkins.com/Archive/2003/6/10-176675.html

Only at the beginning.  After you start adding back carbs you can have some
fruit.  Just go easy.

I love honeydew melon, watermelon, apples, peaches, plums, oranges, and on
down the list. How many of them have I had since I started LC'ing in
November? 0. My personality is such that when I have a goal, I want to get
there. I don't want to do things that deter from my goal. I won't be giving
up fruits forever, but right now, they're a deterrent.

The answer to your question is to determine where you should be in total
daily carb consumption, then determine how many carbs are in the fruit you
want to eat, and make your decision accordingly.

Depends. How are you doing in meeting your goals (weight loss, blood
sugar, digestion, whatever)? If you're happy with how things are going,
then why change? If you've been doing this for a while and your results
aren't what you want, then maybe you need to cut back on the fruit.

Low carb doesn't have to be no fruit.

Martha

You could try Neanderthin if you do not want to give up the fruit.

Certainly not! At least, once your are out of induction, if you want
to go through that, anyway.

I eat fruit daily, and not just tomatoes, avocados, peppers, etc. I do
like and emphasize berries. Many fruits are an acceptable part of a
low-carb WOE; you will probably want to be aware of glycemic index and
glycemic load of those you eat, however:

http://diabetes.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.mendosa.com/com
mon%5Ffoods.htm