Low-Carbohydrate Nutrition Approaches in Patients with Obesity, Prediabetes and Type 2 Diabetes

Low Carb on a Budget Patient Guide

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3 With the recipes, we want you to develop an instinctive relationship with the ingredients and the flavors. This helps you keep creative and eat with the seasons. Low-carb eating makes this style even more important since you are working with a determined range of ingredients. When shopping, you will learn to buy the foods that are healthy for you and often decide what to make with them when you get home. Some will plan a week's meals in advance and shop accordingly. Some will do a big weekend cook-up and eat off of that for the whole week. Flexibility and knowledge, mixed with a little creativity and adventurous spirit to try new things, makes this fun. Involve your family in the cooking and have a willingness to fail every now and then. The approach of this book is like a starter instruction manual. We provide some easy basic meals, simple and available ingredients, as well as being budget-friendly. The recipes allow for variability in tastes and liking. Be resourceful and try different things with different amounts and varieties of spices. You can make swaps with the low-carb veggies and mains (meats/fish/eggs). This way of eating can be adopted to vegetarian patterns also. Enjoy! —Mark A NOTE ON THE RECIPES AND COOKING We are here to give you hope and joy, not despair. "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is right now." —Chinese Proverb

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