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For me, carbohydrate consumption and appetite are massively correlated. When I reduce carbs below 30g/day, my appetite is naturally suppressed (or avoids over-
by nugget 4y ago
For me, carbohydrate consumption and appetite are massively correlated.
When I reduce carbs below 30g/day, my appetite is naturally suppressed (or avoids over-stimulation). Food feels much less addictive. It's easier not to snack in the face of stress. Keto probably added 10+ years on to my life expectancy.
YMMV.
- exfatloss 4y agoCutting out carbs + protein worked even better for me: https://exfatloss.substack.com/p/losing-43lbs-in-144-days-on-ex150-diet https://exfatloss.substack.com/p/losing-43lbs-in-144-days-on...
- rdl 4y agoSame for me with eliminating carbs; combining keto + IF is pretty effective and I've lost about half of the weight from ATH to where I want to be through it. IF is nice because it provides an "all or nothing, but not forever" restriction, and keto is a reasonable framework for food selectivity. Keeping enough protein for not losing muscle and overall ideal; I wish I'd done this when I was 16 and not when I was in my 40s.
- remote_phone 4y agoI’m in my 50s and I will tell you that your metabolism changes. I was on strict low-carb and I hit a wall in terms of weight that I couldn’t get past. When I did low carb in my 30s I easily lost about 40 lbs but this time around I maxed out at 20 lb weight loss and couldn’t push it further.
- exfatloss 4y agoHave you tried cutting out PUFAs as well? Check out the Croissant Diet: https://fireinabottle.net/introducing-the-croissant-diet/ https://fireinabottle.net/introducing-the-croissant-diet/ No guarantee that it'll work (I haven't tried myself) but seems like a thing that could help you.