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Giu Giu

I've always worked out in fitness, weights and martial arts.
I've also always struggled to get physically defined.
My diet has always been between 70%-90% spot on. I'm 57 yrs old.

3rd Sept 2021 I had a surprise double bypass surgery??

My heart saved me, it was strong it was the pipework that was a mess,
I found out it was to do with genetics and PTSD, stress.

I was 14 st 2lbs, compact before surgery 5ft 8 inches.

In March 2022 I'd given up, I was still struggling to walk, rehabilitation was a just hard. 7 mths after the surgery.
I watched things on YouTube about men back at work in 3-4 months.
100% Rubbish, Bollocks. And they were slobs... I was a brick, giving guys half my age a run for their money.
In March I went to 15st 7 lbs fat.
15th April 2022 a friend recommended keto and intermittent fasting.. Within 4-6 weeks I was walking from 2 miles to 7 miles.
My body started healing fast, I was back in the gym, tapping a few bags.

Great, but I've lost a lot of the muscle through keto and intermittent fasting and struggling to regain the lost muscle.
I admittedly did what I called clean keto down to 2 meals day sometimes 1 meal a day. I've lost a lot of the body fat I'd gained
I'm 12st 10 lbs, but still carrying external body fat? Smooth can anyone answer that please 🙏

The body has gone into hibernation mode so it feeds on the muscle keeping a hold of the body fat



All comments from YouTube:

Deirdre Daley

Dr.s Phinney & Volek deserve a Nobel prize for the work they have done regarding metabolic health.

MagnusE

I don't know, yet, the specifics of their research, but a shared prize to the 50-100 top researches in LC diets despite working against the "obvious" SAD is certainly worth it.

KeyRat

It really is a challenge to find a primary doctor who understands the Keto diet, much less that supports it.

Vanessa Sarmiento

@Steve Colwill I do agree

Steve Colwill

@Jack Schitt no not at all. I have been ketovore for a little over a year and don’t plan on stopping anytime soon. I have benefited greatly on so many levels. What I was getting at is that there are doctors who aren’t studied up, no clue, who are joining the low carb doctor lists that are just trying to get more patients. They don’t have a clue. I found this when trying to switch to any doctor in my area that understands how keto even works. And, I’m in a huge metropolis area! In my area there are a couple of specialist who only take severely obese patients and cost a lot. Neither of which I need. I just want a general practitioner who is up on the research enough to have as a keto patient viably. Sadly I haven’t found any.

Jack Schitt

@Steve Colwill Care to elaborate? Does that mean you are against the keto diet?

Steve Colwill

@PangeaKeto unfortunately there are also a growing number of doctors who are adding themselves for the marketing draw with no clue about the Physics.

PangeaKeto

You are correct...the good news is there are more starting to recommend the keto lifestyle. We have several who stop in our stores to eat and shop.

Georgina

I found out about the Keto diet when I visited family in the USA in July this year. At 65 (Aussie retired nurse consultant) it has dramatically reduced and sometimes stopped my hunger. I have lost over 7kg since August this year, my bloods are now normal and I feel so great. I can now enjoy being active in my garden and walking to our local shops is much easier. I consider I will be able to continue to lose weight, atain a normal BMI and sustain this Keto lifestyle in the longterm.

v a s

Keep going! You’re doing great!
There’s so many types of keto now so it’s TOTALLY sustainable!

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