Re: To use a nutritionist, or not?



"Chris J." <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 22:51:22 GMT, "Thomas Muffaletto"
> <mrgantlet911@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>"Chris J." <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>news:9vsfe1hq8p35cik26bulojva117pn6v9em@xxxxxxxxxx
>>>>Go to one session. If it seems like it's covering pretty much what you
>>>>know
>>>>already, decline. That's your decision. Whatever you do stop
>>>>panicking.
>>>
>>> What? No panicking? But I'm so good at it!! And it's
>>> low-carb!!!!!!!!!!
>>>
>>>>Unless they have you under a contract or kidnap you into going you can't
>>>>be
>>>>forced to continue seen one.
>>>
>>> Good point. OK, one session it is, and I'll see what happens.
>>
>>I kinda think you should save your money Chris.
>>I am all for dietiitans and put their opinions over anyones here.
>>but this is a choice you have to make - who are you going to trust.
>>if you already think you will trust these people over doctors around
>>the world than dont go.
>
> I'm not going to get involved in the diet debate, but my plan is to
> use my meter, once I'm stable, to try things and see what works for
> me.

im not involved with no diet war either - the only diet i push is the one
a PROFESSIONAL will work with a newbie diabetic.
be it lower carb or lower fat - you need professional help
_______________<--- trolls insert your stupidity here.
the reason why i post my opinions in defense of a low fat diet is becuase
i dont want you to lose the help or real smart professionals can give you
simply because the diet wasnt a low carb diet.
after all if a low fat diet can cure pre diabetes - i dont trust people
that say its bad for a diabetic.



>
> The only things I'm closed-minded about are things very high in
> nothing but simple carbs and sucrose, such as potatoes or regular
> soda.

not that i defend soda but do you think its too soon to be close minded
about anything?
i am not talking about foods you dislike - i am talking about those foods
you think are
unhealthy? do you know enough to know good advice from bad?

That has nothing to do with anyone here as I didn't like them
> (for health or taste) pre-diagnosis either.

yes I dont like most here it is true but that has nothing to do with
my feeling they know much less then most newbies would believe.
and im not trying to talk you out of taking their advice but if a few flames
are the price i must pay to let you and other newbies know how i feel - its
worth it.

--
Tom
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