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slyall08
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This is day 2 of my MFP journey. This morning so far, I have had the following:
1 cup cinnamon chex with 1/4 cup almond milk
1 cup strawberrys
1 cup coffee with 1 tablespoon and 1/2 of the girl scout cookie coffee creamer
With this I'm already over my sugar allotment for the day. Is it the strawberrys?
1 cup cinnamon chex with 1/4 cup almond milk
1 cup strawberrys
1 cup coffee with 1 tablespoon and 1/2 of the girl scout cookie coffee creamer
With this I'm already over my sugar allotment for the day. Is it the strawberrys?
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It's fine. You need not give a *kitten* about tracking your sugar intake unless you have a medical reason to do so.0
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It was probably the strawberries, but as tricksee says, unless you've got a serious medical issue, I wouldn't concern myself overmuch with it. Just make sure your Carbs/Proteins/Fats are in line and don't overindulge on the sodium, and you should be okay.....0
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Go to settings and turn off tracking for sugar...done!0
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I try to watch the sugars as well, and usually exempt the fruit sugars but still try to keep it in check. You'll discover that you will need to experiment with different foods to meet macros. I've discovered that breakfast can blow the whole day if you aren't careful! You can do this! Me and hubby have lost almost 250 pounds between us using MFP!! I'm not the best commenter but get some friends and you'll discover that you spend more time here than facebook!!! Seriously! Also, check out success stories!! They are very inspiring!!0
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Go to settings and turn off tracking for sugar...done!
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I wouldn't worry too much about it either. If you eat a lot of fruits, you'll always be over on your sugar, but it's the natural kind so don't be concerned. If you're having candy and crap, that would be a different story.0
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I would switch sugar out for fiber. Always a good idea to make sure you are getting enough fiber.0
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I usually eat up my sugar alotment very quickly, as well. I am borderline diabetic so this does concern me. However, I figure I'm doing MUCH better than I was 6 weeks ago before joining MyFitnessPal!!!0
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It's fine. You need not give a *kitten* about tracking your sugar intake unless you have a medical reason to do so.
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This is day 2 of my MFP journey. This morning so far, I have had the following:
1 cup cinnamon chex with 1/4 cup almond milk
1 cup strawberrys
1 cup coffee with 1 tablespoon and 1/2 of the girl scout cookie coffee creamer
With this I'm already over my sugar allotment for the day. Is it the strawberrys?
The chex has 7 grams of sugar, the strawberries have 8. What is your sugar allotment for the day? Do you have medical reasons to restrict sugar?0 -
In my experience, cereals have a ton of sugar. Read the panel on your cinnamon chex.0
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I can't view your diary so...I really don't know.0
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Yeah, YOU can see your dairy - only you can tell where all the sugar's coming from. m That creamer probably has quite a bit too.0
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How do I make my diary public?0
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I figured it out. My diary is now open!0
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It happens to me every single day. Not a single day has gone by that I have been under sugar, because milk contains 12g. of sugar in a cup, as does yogurt, and I have both of these in a day, plus a fruit. go figure!
As long as it's not unnatural sugars, like in cookies, cakes, etc. I wouldn't worry about it.At least, I don't.0 -
Take the creamer out of your diet! It's not healthy anyway. Everything else sounds great.0
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Your cereal and creamer have more sugar than the strawberries. I wouldn't worry about sugar though unless you have a medical reason. Focus on calories, carbs, protein, and fat.0
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Did you know that the dry creamer is HIGHLY flammable?
Saw a guy light it on fire during a "Magic Show" once. He showed the kids scientific things that are "magic".0 -
That creamer is all sugar. Try some alternatives which are more nutrient-dense. You could even do vanilla flavored almond milk. The Almond Breeze vanilla is too sweet for me, but it might be good in coffee. I personally like Silk vanilla almond milk.0
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