fwebes
01-04-2006, 09:33 PM
Hi All,
I am finding that the only thing that satisfies my cravings right now are my organic raisins and raw nuts (almond, walnut, macademia) The problem is that I tend to eat a lot of them, espeically raisins. They're addicting. I keep reading that on the raw diet I can eat what and when I like as long as it's raw. But nuts and raisins in large quantities would stall weight loss, if not make you gain weight, right? Or am I just being paranoid. I'm fine in the morning and afternoon with just fruits and veggies, but after my large dinner salad, I may have an apple or something but then still eat nuts and raisins. I have about 40 lbs to lose and would like to take it off to get back into my clothes.
Today was my first all the way raw day and I just couldn't avoid the nuts and raisins. They're raw, but should I cut them out of my diet? I'd hate to feel deprived but I don't want to stop the weight loss. Has anyone else experienced this or had experience eating nuts and raisins and still lost weight?
Thanks for your support.
Lynn
I am finding that the only thing that satisfies my cravings right now are my organic raisins and raw nuts (almond, walnut, macademia) The problem is that I tend to eat a lot of them, espeically raisins. They're addicting. I keep reading that on the raw diet I can eat what and when I like as long as it's raw. But nuts and raisins in large quantities would stall weight loss, if not make you gain weight, right? Or am I just being paranoid. I'm fine in the morning and afternoon with just fruits and veggies, but after my large dinner salad, I may have an apple or something but then still eat nuts and raisins. I have about 40 lbs to lose and would like to take it off to get back into my clothes.
Today was my first all the way raw day and I just couldn't avoid the nuts and raisins. They're raw, but should I cut them out of my diet? I'd hate to feel deprived but I don't want to stop the weight loss. Has anyone else experienced this or had experience eating nuts and raisins and still lost weight?
Thanks for your support.
Lynn