noodles fattening?

[rockbaby 0]

Hi guys i wanted to start an all noodle diet before the op so i wanted to know if its a wise desicion i will boil the noodles ofcourse so if i get the curry chicken kind and boil then u guys think i will lose some coz i have to and if not any ideas for a 4 week diet???

[DeLarla 22]

The noodle diet sounds great to me, but I doubt anyone else will agree. Noodles are carbohydrates, which convert to sugar. The world is tied up in this huge carb craze right now, so most people will tell you to avoid carbs. Your doctor might want you to stick with lean Proteins (chicken, fish, cottage cheese) and lots of fresh veggies and fruits.

Noodles by themself aren't that fattening, but they also don't contain much (if any) nutrition. But add butter or olive oil and you've created a diet disaster! Small portions will never hurt you, but you'll be better off getting in good nutrition if you want to lose weight.

You're going to get 100 different opinions here, so you might want to discuss it with a nutritionalist since each one of us has different tastes, needs, requirements, etc. Diabetics can't follow the same programs as pregnant women, for example. Good luck to you.

[sassaay 1]

I agree 100% with DeLarla!!! Good luck and don't be afraid to discuss this with your doctor.

[DeLarla 22]

Wow, nobody's ever agreed 100% with me! Obviously, diets like Weight Watchers are the healthiest since you'll get a wide variety of foods, which give you a good range of nutrients. I like to think the healthiest way to eat is how the world ate before fast food restaurants came around. Things that grow out of the ground, things that swim, things that you gotta hunt, and things that you pick off trees. Nobody was fat back then.

[rockbaby 0]

Thanx For The Replies Guys I REally Want To Lose Weight And I Like Noodles Ill Try Doing What U Said Delarla ANd Tell U What Happens. OH AND THANX FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT TOO ALL O F U HAVE BEEN A GR8 INSPIRATION TO ME

[Alexandra 55]

I've never even heard of an all-noodle diet. Sounds like a no-win plan to me. (Or should I say, no-lose?)