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    Coldstone tonight, what to do?

    Well its my sisters birthday tonight so it looks like we’re going to Coldstone (a big ice cream place) so I’m making it a cheat meal. Besides trying to enjoy myself and not freak out about what I’m eating, is there anything I can do to make the cheat not as bad? I know that all of the sugar in the ice cream will create a big insulin spike (and I store fat very easily); is there anything that you guys do to help negate the impact of this? Like, specifically, I’ve heard of people taking psyllium husk or Metamucil before a meal that they know is gonna be bad; does anyone have any experience with this? Or should I eat some protein or fat with the meal to try to decrease the glycemic load of the meal? Or would these extra calories just make the cheat worse?

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    IMO dont stress so much over the situation, enjoy the icecream, dont worry about sugars, calories, etc... its not as if you eat it on a daily basis. Enjoy life a little
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    Quote Originally Posted by atherjen
    IMO dont stress so much over the situation, enjoy the icecream, dont worry about sugars, calories, etc... its not as if you eat it on a daily basis. Enjoy life a little
    Couldn't agree more... there's nothing worse than deciding to have a cheat meal and then stressing about it, feeling guilty and wondering how detrimental it will be to you... once in a while a cheat is good and it won't kill you or do anything terrible.
    So enjoy it and have a bite of ice cream for me too since I'm off cheats for a while!!!

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    they do have frozen yogurt that is much lower in fat.

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