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Fruits

this is for everyone that has already been sleeved , we all are on some kind of carb restrictions but i was wondering how are you keeping carbs low if fruit has so many of them i see so many ppl say they only do about 20-80 carbs, a orange has 25 does this mean you dont eat fruit ?

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Fruits are good but go online and look for glycemic index chart. The fruits on that are lower on the index chart ate better for you. It helped me a lot.

I wasn't on any specific carb restrictions beyond the general avoidance of simple carbs and things that otherwise qualify as junk foods. Most of the fruit that I had during my loss phase were of the low glycemic index type - tomato and avocado in my salads and an ounce or so of raspberries in my greek yogurt. I tried a bite or two of banana when my wife was having one but they didn't sit well with me at that time - seemed to be a similar sugar rush as piece of straight chocolate. I tended toward more complex carbs when possible - more fibrous veg and whole grains.

Oranges are super high in sugar so I only eat them once in a great while. I had 1/3 cup of pineapple and 5 larger Rainer cherries today for a total of 11 grams of carbs from fruit. Not so bad eh? Totally doable.

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