Sheryl Posted June 17, 2010 Share Posted June 17, 2010 ""use non sugar sweetener"" not : Aspartame & Aspartame Poisoning Information Site see "distribution" on this link , then google "aspartam silent killer". He is diabetic and thus cannot use sugar, it is either a sugar substitute or do without. The dangers of aspartame are open to debate, but anyhow it is not the only sweetener available, there are others such as the sucralose which I recommended. They taste a whole lot better than aspartame, too. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
souvenirdeparis Posted June 17, 2010 Share Posted June 17, 2010 thank you for the info Sheryll. I just bought two cod liver cans , cans read "omega 3"; 1,12 euros, 125 g, 99 % cod in own oil + 1% salt .Seems an opportunity omega-wise. Have an Omega day Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
miodo2009 Posted June 18, 2010 Author Share Posted June 18, 2010 (edited) ""use non sugar sweetener"" not : Aspartame & Aspartame Poisoning Information Site see "distribution" on this link , then google "aspartam silent killer". for fish oil, I used to have lots of cans of smoked cod liver ; worth 2 euros a can ,must contain 10 times the amount in a box of pills for 7 times less expensive than one box. (lost the taste for this right now , just like cans of sardins in olive oil; very convenient though, not easy to shop& cook healthy all the time ; buying fresh fish I can ,but at a distant shop, then must cook quickly, not easy ; and expensive . I have coffee without sugar , only a little jam or honey in the morning. of course sometimes I go bababobo and swallow 2/3 of a pack of whatever biscuits or a chocolate bar (§125 grams) before I get to my sense .The trick is not to buy them , which sometimes is too much for my will power . Nobody's perfect . for eggs, cheese , I have one or the other on days I don't have fish or chicken . they're all : "animal fat" , so one or the other. Because you need calcium etc too. there is low fat cheese, I'd rather have regular amsterdamer or gouda , but with smaller servings (same for yogurt) ; then again, not always easy to buy then eat just a little at a time . Don't aim at perfection , don't become allergic to animal fat Thanks again. Edited June 18, 2010 by miodo2009 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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