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    peanut butter okay for low-carb diet??

    Hey, is peanut butter okay for low-carb diets??? Whenever i use it, i feel bloated....i feel like im getting fatter...but people say its good for low-carb....ur thoughts...
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    I think raw (pure) peanut butter is ... but the ones off the shelf have too much sugar and stuff.

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    If you are feeling bloated, you could also be sensitive to peanuts (mild allergy). Try another natural nut butter and see if you feel the same.
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    People have mentioned the high protein PB from GNC.. what is it called again?
    I can't find the thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by sara
    People have mentioned the high protein PB from GNC.. what is it called again?
    I can't find the thread
    Are you thinking of "Power Butter" maybe?

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    Natural PB has around 7 grams of carbs per serving or 18%. If incorporated properly, it most certainly can be used in a low carb diet. A tablespoon or so with lowfat cottage cheese is a great before bed high protein source.
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