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Old 07-20-2009, 10:29 PM #7
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LOL! It's not the garlic - it's the French bread it's on! I've been doing pretty well. I had some fatigue issues right after I started, maybe from missing the carb rush, but now I'm feeling better. It's just hard to get full. I eat huge salads, lots of grilled meat, fresh fruit, cheese, etc, but none of it's as filling as carbs.

If anyone has a good low-carb recipe, please feel free to pass it along!
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