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Re: Dreamfields Pasta

As far as I can tell from their website, the primary ingredient is
inulin which is some sort of (mostly) indigestible starch. (Note:
I've seen this ingredient in a lot of food bar ingredient lists.)
Apparently they've done glycemic index type testing and that's the
value of 5 digestible carbs per 2oz portion they report on the box.
For some reason consuming indigestible starch reminds me of adding
sawdust to sausages from Upton Sinclair's _The Jungle_.

Personally I wouldn't use it on my down-cycle days as I prefer to
avoid grains entirely. Give it a try and see how you feel if you're
more wedded to pasta, hopefully it won't cause massive digestive
problems. If it's not what they claim, you'll find hormonal hunger
creeping back up which is a better indicator to me than nutrition data
on a box.

-MTK

--- In HormonalFitness@yahoogroups.com, "Jason" <merlinx@...> wrote:
>
> Anyone have any advise on this stuff. Seems too good to be true. I got
> off the diet a few months ago and Im restarting it again. This stuff
> just might get me trhough. Any thoughts?
>






Tue Nov 21, 2006 1:38 am

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Anyone have any advise on this stuff. Seems too good to be true. I got off the diet a few months ago and Im restarting it again. This stuff just might get me...
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As far as I can tell from their website, the primary ingredient is inulin which is some sort of (mostly) indigestible starch. (Note: I've seen this ingredient...
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