The sneakiest carbs of all. . .
avasond
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I got thrown out of ketosis when I was sick last weekend. Why? High fructose corn syrup. . . in my medicine. Before you take that liquid medicine (i.e. NyQuil) make sure you check the sugar count. NyQuil has 19g of sugars per 2 tbsp. It made me more sick than I otherwise would have been.
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No kidding. I have chronic post nasal drip but it's become hard to find generic pills lately; the stores only have syrup. Arrrrggghhhh.0
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whoa! I wouldn't even think to check that. Creepy!0
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Yes indeed, keep in mind OTC med ingredients are labeled DIFFERENTLY from food labels. Food labels list ingredients from greatest quantity to least quantity whereas OTC excipients (inactive ingredients) are listed ALPHABETICALLY....so there is no way of knowing carbohydrate content solely by reading the label...this applies to Rx meds too
There are products made for diabetics (diabetic Tussin) for instance that use sorbitol as an alternative sweeter0
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