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A friend of mine, who also follows the Montignac Method, has advised me not to eat fruit desserts with my meals. I have not really followed his advice and have not seen that it makes any real difference as concerns the results of the Montignac Method. Is it true that I should watch out for fruit desserts with my meals?
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Certain people tend to feel bloated when they eat fresh fruit at the end of a meal. It might be better for them to eat their fruit 15 minutes before breakfast, or in between meals. Cooked fruit which is not likely to ferment can, on the other hand, be eaten at the end of a meal. This is true for red fruit and other berries (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries) which do not run the risk of fermenting because of their low sugar content. People that do not have this problem can eat fruit with GIs that fit in with the Montignac Method at any time.

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