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![]() | I see no mention of alcohol or wine. Was told before non grain vodka or some red wine is acceptable. Does anyone know!? |
![]() | Hi, msclacey. A vegetable serving size is 1 cup (240 ml) for raw or 1/2 cup (120 ml) for cooked. |
![]() | Hi, khammerand. It would be best if you just use the regular diet pattern and food lists, and just select the foods that work for you and avoid the foods you don’t eat. |
![]() | Hi. I started this program today. I set up my food choices as Vegetarian, but I do eat fish. How can I add seafood to my menu choices? |
![]() | I just started. When it says “2 servings of vegetables of your choice” what is the amount – 1/2 cup of each? Or some other measurement. |
![]() | Hi, MGB. Find the “My Food Choices” icon (an apple) in the toolbar above your current menu, and click on it to be brought to the selection area. |
![]() | How do i find the food choices again? I need to make some adjustments so my menu plans will work better for my work schedule. |
![]() | Hi, jandotts. All days of the week of your menu are available for you to view and print – click on the days to the left of the foods listed to view each day’s menu, and click the “Print Menu” icon on the right end of hte toolbar above the menu to print out all days. |
![]() | I just joined, I work 12 hour shifts. I have to plan my meals and food for the whole week. How do I plan for the next week if my meal plan when it isn’t available to me yet? for example the first day of my week is Monday. I work this Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. If I don’t know my meal plan for the week until Monday how do I plan this week? |
![]() | Hi, mastrjo. Don’t worry about foods that don’t suit you, or that aggravate your hypothyroid. If you use the fully personal version of the Menu Planner menu-building application, you will be brought to longer lists of foods from which you can make selections. You can reach that version by clicking on the “My Food Choices” icon in the toolbar above your menu. To make the lowest carbohydrate choices, try the foods in the lighter blue shades – note that there is a difference between the refined sugar in candy (such as Hershey’s kisses) and the complex carbohydrates in legumes and brown rice (those foods can also be quite inexpensive). |
![]() | I just joined and was going through the food choices, i.e. what I eat and what I like. The problem is I am overseas. I do not have access to a lot of these foods on my budget (eggs are $0.32 each), and many of the choices do not appeal to me. In addition, I have celiac. I do not function well on carbs – even if I have a few Hershey’s kisses (chocolate) I tend to get very drowsy. I also have hypothyroidism, which my doctor says may be the reason for the inability to lose weight, but upping my script will not help that. I am wondering if this was a good choice for me, or if it really can be adapted so I can lose weight at 61. |
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