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9 months ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)4 children
This may or may not help, but to get the conversation started;
Vegetable is a culinary term and is very ambiguous. Fruit can be both culinary or scientific. The scientific definition refers to flesh surrounding the seeds.
As a rule of thumb, things that fall under the scientific definition of fruit or grain are high in sugar. (Apples, corn, rice) Nuts are an exception to this rule. Avocado is too, I think. I forget where berries land.
Plants store energy in their roots and tubers. So if was underground, it is high in carbs. (Potatoes, carrots, radish)
Generally, leaves and stems are all fiber and are safe. (Broccoli, celery, cabbage)
A lot of cravings are your body needing electrolytes. People tend to use less salt when they are cooking healthy. Make sure you are getting enough sodium and potassium.
9 months ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)1 child
Yeah if you're salting your food well its plenty, but like I said many people dont when they are cooking healthy at home. And if you're drinking a lot of water youre washing salt out of you.
I always just use table salt in my water, just a pinch though. I usually add it to every other bottle when I'm drinking a lot of water. I really reccomend lemon juice if you are craving fruits, a very small amount of lemon can give you adequate flavor, you get more bang for your calories.
Cucumbers are keto and are cool and refreshing. Certain spices (cinnamon, basil?), mints, and vanilla can add a sweetness to foods or water infusions. Otherwise, berries might be best.
Vegetable is a culinary term and is very ambiguous. Fruit can be both culinary or scientific. The scientific definition refers to flesh surrounding the seeds.
As a rule of thumb, things that fall under the scientific definition of fruit or grain are high in sugar. (Apples, corn, rice) Nuts are an exception to this rule. Avocado is too, I think. I forget where berries land.
Plants store energy in their roots and tubers. So if was underground, it is high in carbs. (Potatoes, carrots, radish)
Generally, leaves and stems are all fiber and are safe. (Broccoli, celery, cabbage)
I always just use table salt in my water, just a pinch though. I usually add it to every other bottle when I'm drinking a lot of water. I really reccomend lemon juice if you are craving fruits, a very small amount of lemon can give you adequate flavor, you get more bang for your calories.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avocado