[ SECRET POST #3533 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3533 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Dietary restrictions

[sachiko_san]

I just didn't have plans to do anything today and I'm not used to having to limit myself, so that's why I was trying to limit my calories. But it seems I am gonna have to take your advice and exercise today because I had dinner and probably didn't help the calorie count, but I also play Pokemon Go, so at least I'll get some distance on my eggs.

Re: Dietary restrictions

[(Anonymous)]

Were I you, I might worry less about calories and more about carbohydrates (unless your doc said otherwise of course). And, I mean, you SHOULD eat dinner every day. A big part of managing blood sugar typically comes from feeding our bodies regularly.

Re: Dietary restrictions

[sachiko_san]

She said I should also work on my weight because I also have PCOS and while I'd like to get away with just 30 minutes of exercise, I know I have to up that amount. Yeah, my main problem is sugar, I don't eat as much as I'd like because it hurts my teeth, but I still eat plenty of it, I have been trying to avoid carbs for the most part though, except for the month and a half I've been lazy and mainly had fast food for dinner.

Re: Dietary restrictions

[(Anonymous)]

I don't want to be that person who thinks they know everything and shoves it down everyone's throats, so I'll just say I strongly suggest trying to find a dietician (your doc might be able to refer someone) who can help you navigate these new waters. Because you're saying some things that are concerning to me and make me feel like you may have some preconceived, inaccurate notions.

Re: Dietary restrictions

[sachiko_san]

I was doubting myself when I wrote my initial post but I managed to pull myself out of it. I know for the most part what to eat and it's not the end of the world if I have trouble starting out since I have a lot of bad habits I need to stop and sometimes things just get to me. Thanks for the help and concern though.