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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / March 2004Good Carbs vs. Bad Carbs: Healthy Bread
Calorie counting? Complex carbohydates are a part of any healthy diet. We have lots of healthy living and eating resources, plus freshly milled bread mixes made with nutrition rich, ancient grains from around the world. Register for a FREE DRAWING for a Maine Made Bread Gift Basket Sincerely, Norton, Breadmaster http://www.breadwithoutborders.com Bread is not low carb. > Calorie counting? Complex carbohydates are a part of any healthy diet. > We have lots of healthy living and eating resources, plus freshly > milled bread mixes made with nutrition rich, ancient grains from > around the world. > Bread is not low carb. Thank you for having the guts to keep repeating that. Hopefully someday it will stick. You think it takes guts to make anonymous posts? > > Bread is not low carb. > > Thank you for having the guts to keep repeating that. Hopefully > someday it will stick. > You think it takes guts to make anonymous posts? Many people here post using a handle. Hint. Crafting Mom is not my legal name :) CM >> > Bread is not low carb. >> >> Thank you for having the guts to keep repeating that. Hopefully >> someday it will stick. >> You think it takes guts to make anonymous posts? > >Many people here post using a handle. Hint. Crafting Mom is not my >legal name :) Surely, you jest. (Yeah, I know. Don't call me Shirley.) Hi Crafting, Oh I know that :) I use handles, too. I just don't think it takes guts to "stand strong" hiding behind anonymity. > > You think it takes guts to make anonymous posts? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >> Thank you for having the guts to keep repeating that. Hopefully > >> someday it will stick. > Hi Crafting, > > Oh I know that :) I use handles, too. I just don't think it takes guts to > "stand strong" hiding behind anonymity. Why not? He still gets the same flak for his opinions, and when he is rude, regardless of whether he uses his real name or a handle. A real coward would change isps and screen names and not face the music. CM Nah, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. I don't see how anyone would "face the music" in this context... in the case of negative remarks towards people (aka trolling), the *goal* is to elicit responses by instigating people because you have no accountability -- the joy is just trying to piss people off. The more remarks and the more instigating, the better (in their mind). For all you know, he's 5 other people here. > > Hi Crafting, > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > CM Have you met Carmen yet?  SignatureSomeone on my forum claimed to have gained 30 lbs in 3 months eating 800-1000 calories/day. In the FFID universe, 800 cal can magically cause weight gain. Lyle > Nah, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. I don't see how anyone > would "face the music" in this context... in the case of negative remarks [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > > CM > For all you know, he's 5 other people here. That could be true even if he posted under his real name. For that matter, how is "Brian <nospam@nospam.com>" any less anonymous than JC? How do I know "Brian" is your real name? How do I distinguish you from a hundred million other Brians, or even contact you, if I wanted to hold *you* accountable for something? How do I know you aren't me? (raises eyebrow) :-) carla > > For all you know, he's 5 other people here. > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > carla I'll settle it right now. I'm actually everyone on this group. If someone posts that they are actually not me, it's really just me messin' with ya. SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. Good point, you don't know my name is really Brian (but it is, unless I'm delusional and only *think* my name is Brian!) Believe me though, I'm not arguing I'm less anonymous than anyone else. I just think people's true colors _generally_ (though not always) come out because they aren't accountable -- not in the same way as you would be in real life, anyway... OK, back to low-carbing... as JC would say, "This discussion is not low carb." > > For all you know, he's 5 other people here. > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > carla > OK, back to low-carbing... as JC would say, "This discussion is not low > carb." Oh no! You mean I am going to get fat from this discussion! aaaaaugh! :-) carla > From: carla (Sun, 29 Feb 2004 10:03:17 -0500) > MsgId: <c1suve$1l9k8m$1@ID-219996.news.uni-berlin.de> > > Oh no! You mean I am going to get fat from this discussion! > aaaaaugh! It's all around you. > Calorie counting? Complex carbohydates Bread is not composed of complex carbohydrates. Starch is tha largest component of bread and simple enough to be dissolved into glucose by saliva. > are a part of any healthy diet. > We have lots of healthy living and eating resources, plus freshly > milled bread mixes made with nutrition rich, ancient grains from > around the world. Most breads offer next to no nutrition. Those that care about what they eat should replace the junk starch foods like bread with non-starchy vegetables. I haven't eaten any bread in 6 months and I don't miss it. |
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