Your choice of energy or protein bar
@Christalyn wrote: I am doing some research on protein bars or energy bars. what are your favorite brands? Why? How has it effect your diabetes? On my facebook site I will be doing demos and taste...
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@anon94965695 wrote: protein bar i like KIND PLUS, Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate + Protein, Gluten Free Bars. & thinkThin High Protein Bars, Caramel Fudge. i don't like energy bars. they are a fast...
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@Deborah3 wrote: Kashi Bar, Peanut Butter flavor. Good amount of protein for 130 calories. Read full topic
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@Thas wrote: I like KIND bars and many of them have reasonably manageable carb counts Quite good. Also found some bars called "Real Good Bar" that are, well, rally good! Also easy on the carbs. Both...
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@Mimikins wrote: I like Quest bars. They're fairly expensive compared to other bars (and are 190ish calories per bar), but they have less than 4-5g of net carbs, 19-21g of protein, and do not badly...
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@Christalyn wrote: Thanks for the input. I am doing videos now based on dietary foods and protien bars and how they affect diabetics in general. We working differently so I don't expect a one size...
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@twinchick wrote: I eat a Kashi bar after I swim. Nancy Read full topic
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@Christalyn wrote: Hi! what does the kaschi bar do for you? Does it make your levels spike? Which flavor do you like the most??? Read full topic
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@twinchick wrote: I like the dark mocha almond,21 carbs. I eat it as I walk either 1/2-1 mile depending where I am going. I don't get a major spike from them. Nancy Read full topic
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@Rose_Rose wrote: The lower carb KIND bars or Powercrunch bars...but all protein bars spike me a bit... Read full topic
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@Trudy1 wrote: For anyone needing a "wheat-free, gluten-free, non-dairy snack bar", I like Pamela's Whenever Bars. They contain oats, blueberry and lemon. The label says: 7g fat, 120 g sodium, 26g...
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@Jen wrote: Thanks for the recommendation! I'm allergic to wheat and milk, so I'll have to check them out. I like Nakd bars, specifically the orange and berry flavours. They're 16g of carbohdyrates...
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@Trudy1 wrote: The Nakd bars sound good; I'll have to look for them. As I recall, Jen, you can't eat potato, and there is no potato in Whenever Bars. I really need good bars when the weather is good...
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@Jen wrote: Trudy1: The Nakd bars sound good; I'll have to look for them. As I recall, Jen, you can't eat potato, and there is no potato in Whenever Bars. I really need good bars when the weather is...
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@ZenJess wrote: Power Crunch Bars. 10g carbs each and I like them Read full topic
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@LADA_lady wrote: I know this is an older thread. But by accident I stumbled onto a protein bar I love, which is also low carb and low sugar. To me it tastes like candy. It's the NuGo Slim bar. Comes...
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@Vancouversailor wrote: Recent research has established that people's need for protein in their diet has been vastly over rated, while the risk of kidney problems from over consumption of protein have...
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@Britt_J wrote: Citations, please?Evidence that protein requirements have been significantly underestimated. "SUMMARY: The indicator amino acid oxidation-based requirement values of 0.93 and 1.2 g...
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@Vancouversailor wrote: I prefer to stick to conventional wisdom in this area, given how many diabetics tend to over eat protein in their quest to avoid carbs and how many of us as a result end up in...
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@angellc wrote: Have you tried the cliff bars ?, I see them advertised and in stores for snacking as many have said they are a good bar when hiking ? Read full topic
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@David49 wrote: I like the Kirkland Protein bars because they have very few carbs overall. 21g protein, 4g "net" carbs, 1g sugar. Lots of soluble fiber. I don't eat them every day, but I do one after...
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@David49 wrote: The amount of protein you need, and the amount of protein you can process without hurting your kidneys, is directly related to how much you exercise. Gluconeogenesis only kicks in if...
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@Vancouversailor wrote: David,I agree strongly with what you said about the pitiful exercise recommendations from the ADA. I managed with diet (low GI carbs) and exercise for 16 years without needing...
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@David49 wrote: Right on! That sounds like great progress I've noticed the best improvement in my metabolism (since diagnosis) from resuming serious strength training. I've always been fairly fit: I...
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