Thinking of eliminating cheese from my diet
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The population of Wisconsin and Vermont both heartily disagree with this idea.0
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I think it's a terrible idea. Cheese is incredible.0
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I have high cholesterol, but I am overweight and out of shape. I know when my weight was normal and I was exercising and in good shape, my cholesterol was normal. I'm on a mission to get my weight down and I'm exercising again. So I am expecting, if I do my part, my cholesterol will be normal when I get checked again.0
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NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.0
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Most cheese has very, very little lactose in it.0
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Nope nope nope. Cheese makes an big contribution to my protein and calcium intake. And it's delicious.0
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i have done it in the past, for various reasons. the longer you live without it, the less you miss it. I don't care at all for the "vegan cheese" sold in stores, but some people do. others will tell you they substitute "nutritional yeast". I like nutritional yeast for what it is.... but it ain't nothing like cheese. my running buddy went from vegetarian to vegan over two years ago. She didn't think she could give up cheese, but now she seriously doesn't miss it at all.0
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datniggafrancis wrote: »Anyone else do this? How do you feel? I love cheese Idk how i'ma do it
Have you thought about adding foods in to your diet that will help reduce your cholesterol? Having oatmeal every day with a tablespoon of ground flax seeds would help you. Maybe then you could still have a bit of cheese here and there0 -
datniggafrancis wrote: »IsaackGMOON wrote: »What is the motive to eliminate cheese?
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biggsterjackster wrote: »
I thought all cheese is processed.0 -
biggsterjackster wrote: »
I thought all cheese is processed.
If by processed you mean fermented, then yes.
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andrikosDE wrote: »biggsterjackster wrote: »
I thought all cheese is processed.
If by processed you mean fermented, then yes.
Fermenting is processing.0 -
MamaBirdBoss wrote: »andrikosDE wrote: »biggsterjackster wrote: »
I thought all cheese is processed.
If by processed you mean fermented, then yes.
Fermenting is processing.
So is chewing.
"Real cheese, not this processed stuff"
"this processed stuff" does not mean fermentation.
It means mass producing plastic "cheese" like substances and calling them cheese.
context is important.
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Cheese is awesome. I just get the 2% stuff.0
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You'd have to pry the cheese from my cold, dead hands.0
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A life without pizza is just sad.
But for the love of cheese everywhere, please Just Say No to No Fat Cheese. That *kitten*'s nasty!0 -
Good luck. I would be so sad without cheese. For me, eliminating things I love always leads to problems in the future. If you can handle cheese in smaller quantities, I'd recommend that instead of eliminating it.0
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Nice username, OP. :ohwell:0
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andrikosDE wrote: »MamaBirdBoss wrote: »andrikosDE wrote: »biggsterjackster wrote: »
I thought all cheese is processed.
If by processed you mean fermented, then yes.
Fermenting is processing.
So is chewing.
"Real cheese, not this processed stuff"
"this processed stuff" does not mean fermentation.
It means mass producing plastic "cheese" like substances and calling them cheese.
context is important.
Plastic cheese? What cheese is made of plastic?0 -
I'm pretty sure by "plastic" they mean American singles or Velveeta.
I've recently decided to cut dairy also. I was diagnosed as allergic when I was a child but developed a tolerance as I got older. I'm beginning to think I'm not as tolerant as I think.0
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