
Am I really supposed to eat flax seed?
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![]() | With regard to the additional example you posted… |
![]() | Hi, GaitedGurl. Yes, many people just add flaxseed to whatever they are eating or drinking. It represents a good source of omega-3 fatty acids and fiber. If that is not what you are used to, then consider that it represents a healthy fat source, and swap it out for whatever would work for you. What did you have in mind when you selected the flaxseed for breakfast? |
![]() | But foods that concerned me… My first breakfast says to have: Why would someone eat flaxseed? I could see if I put the flaxseed in the muffins but it doesn’t call for that….so what would I do with the flaxseed? |
![]() | Okay now I am really lost. I thought the when you generated the meal planner that was all you were suppose to eat. So here is what my meal planner says for breakfast: 2 servings of Lemon Cottage Cheese Muffins Isn’t this all I would eat? |
![]() | Hi, GaitedGurl. The items you get on your menu basically make up a list of foods to prepare as you wish, hopefully using the healthy preparation methods recommended in the program, with the exception of recipes that you select. The shake example I gave is just one method of using the items you got. |
![]() | That’s just it…my menu doesn’t call for a shake…that’s how I use my flax seed that I have. I listed the exchanges…most of them are not something you would eat alone….so why would you put them in a menu. |
![]() | Hi, GaitedGurl. Use the swap lists you received to build the shake. 1/2 oz of flaxseed equals 2 Tablespoons, and per the lists it equals 1 cup of high-fat almond milk – so you can swap one of the Tablespoons of flaxseed for 1/2 cup of high-fat almond milk or a full cup of low-fat almond milk and make a shake. |
![]() | A little confused…and a newbie. |
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