Sick On Induction/ Induction friendly soup

[sachet]

So i havent been feeling well for two days. I have a bad sore throat, runny nose and ive been really tired. I took some alki-selzer and it helped a little bit. I am wondering is it okay to stay on atkins while im sick. Im away at college and our school hospital predicts that half the campus will catch the H1N1 virus and i REALLY hope its not me. To make matters even worse, I work at Wal-Mart as a cashier and i come in contact with all types of germs everyday.

I was also wondering if anyone knows a recipe for an induction friendly soup that i can make for dinner?

[imagood1]

Re: Sick On Induction/ Induction friendly soup

check Linda's site for soups:
Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes - Soup Recipes

Here are a few of my favorites when I don't feel good.

Chunky Chicken & Vegetable Soup II
Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes
Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes

[sachet]

Re: Sick On Induction/ Induction friendly soup

Thanks for the links, im always on lindas site and it never crossed my mind to look at the soup lol. I made the chicken soup and it was soooo good

[imagood1]

Re: Sick On Induction/ Induction friendly soup

glad you found something you liked.....feel better soon.

[not2late]

Re: Sick On Induction/ Induction friendly soup

Be sure to practice proper hand washing!

I work in a doctor's office. Though I don't do direct patient care, I'm still in the office with everyone coughing, sniffling, etc. around me.

So wash your hands with soap and water: it removes germs more effectively than the hand sanitizers. Use the hand sanitizer stuff in-between hand washings.

And if you can, get a disinfectant spray and wipe down your cash register, at the start of your shift (just in case, the person before you was coughing on the register.)

[Elizellen]

Re: Sick On Induction/ Induction friendly soup

Good suggestions, Megs, which we should all be following