I'm so confused.

  • As well as trying to lower calories, I'm also trying to lower my sodium and protein intake. Now that I'm trying to go low-carb, I actually need to UP my carbs. This is all so confusing.

    I decided I'm still going to eat pasta and popcorn, because honestly, then I wouldn't hardly be getting ANY carbs and I don't want to make myself sick.

    Today I ate:
    B
    Beef vegetable soup
    Milk (300 cals, 32carbs, 8 protein)

    L:
    egg omelette with onion, cheese, and broccoli (151ish cals,447 sodium, 6 protein, unsure of how many/if any carbs)

    D:
    Chicken breast
    salad(230cals, 0 carbs, 6 protein)

    Evening snack:
    milk
    popcorn (209 cals, 39 carbs, 12 protein)

    ---
    als
    1234
    Fat
    41 g
    Cholesterol
    428 mg
    Sodium
    1104 mg
    Carbs
    72 g
    Fiber
    11 g
    Protein
    64 g
    Sugars
    22 g

    Your Recommended Daily Allowance based on a 2,000 calorie diet scaled to your calorie goal.

    Percent of your Recommended Daily Allowance based on a 2,000 calorie diet scaled to your calorie goal
    99% cals
    101% fat
    229% cholesterol
    74% sodium
    38% carbs
    71% fiber
    205% protein


    Can anyone like.. idk help me. I feel sort of lost, like I'm starting all over again.
  • I'm sorry, but I'm lost...what's your question and did you mean you're lowering your carbs and upping your protein?
  • Do you know vegetables and fruits, dairy have lots of carbs?