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  • Laurenad
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    • Dec 28, 2004
    • 196

    #1

    if you just..

    if u take a bite of a piece of cake..will u fall off ketosis for example?
    totally hypothetical and curious. like have u ruined it? HYPOTHETICAL people..dont get mad haha
  • Laurenfra
    *Administrator Emeritus*
    • Jun 17, 2004
    • 7431

    #2
    Yes if the amount of cake you eat puts you over your CCL
    ~Lauren~



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    • FightingTheFight
      ADBB Advocate
      • May 08, 2005
      • 895

      #3
      Digestion begins as soon as your saliva touches the food.
      335/265/230
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      • Moochiecat
        Moderator Emeritus
        • Mar 13, 2004
        • 3832

        #4
        You might. You might not. There's no real way of knowing.

        The real question you want to ask is whether a person would stop at one bite. You eat it...your blood sugar rises...you wake up that sleeping sugar monster and god knows what'll happen.
        F 42 5' 194/142.5/125 My Progress


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        • Esther
          ADBB Adventurer
          • Mar 27, 2004
          • 143

          #5
          Not necessarily - if I ever cheat like that I usually find that if I go out for a walk or something very soon afterwards, the carbs from the cheat get used up quickly to provide energy for the exercise and so long as the one bite stays at one bite 9 times out of 10 I get away with it. Of course, it may stall you just the same, but if you manage to stay in ketosis it should at least mean your appetite doesn't jump and you start reaching for more cake.

          The only way to find out is to use ketostix regularly - if you know you're in ketosis before the cheat, test regularly afterwards to see how it's affected you.
          Started lowcarb February 2, 2004
          Start weight 300lb, current 184lb, goal 160lb


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          • MontanaRebel
            Not active
            • May 18, 2005
            • 561

            #6
            If that cake is within arm's length of me it will no longer exist....Don't want it, need it or want to see it!!! Atkins your my sweet tooth!! :dancing

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            • Buddrfly
              ADBB Admiral
              • Mar 10, 2005
              • 4629

              #7
              Well said Johnny :clapping
              RESTART 02/07/10

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              • californiacasey
                • Jul 21, 2004
                • 740

                #8
                Not necessarily, but probably. If you up your exercise to burn off those excess carbs and calories, you may stay in ketosis. However, eating that cake will change your blood sugar and most likely trigger cravings. If you decide to eat that cake (which everyone would encourage you not to) then you need to get strict about your eating for the rest of the day and probably the next two and up your exercise.

                Its not worth it.
                ~ Female, 28, 5'5 ~






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                • not2late
                  Moderator
                  • May 09, 2003
                  • 14677

                  #9
                  It depends on your CCLL. If you go 1 carb over it, you'll stop losing weight as all OWLers know.
                  ~Megs~
                  242/141/160 (130)
                  dress size 26/10/8
                  5'4", Female, May 2, 2003
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                  • divaindubai
                    ADBB Admiral
                    • Jan 09, 2005
                    • 2412

                    #10
                    I have my Splenda...that's the new word for "sugar" in my dictionary !
                    34 yr old Female

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                    • Anna7494
                      ADBB Admirer
                      • Dec 08, 2004
                      • 75

                      #11
                      well i decided to have just a tiny bit of cake on my birthday, and that leaded to almost a month-long carb binge! even a little cake will cause huge cravings for most people. trust me its not worth it!




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