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My experience has been that I can lose weight if I eat all I want of bacon, nice marbled chuck steaks, broccoli with (flour-less) cream sauce, cottage cheese, f
by douche 11y ago
My experience has been that I can lose weight if I eat all I want of bacon, nice marbled chuck steaks, broccoli with (flour-less) cream sauce, cottage cheese, fried eggs and bullet-proof coffee.
God save you if you are trying to do low-fat keto, that sounds almost as awful as being a gluten-free vegan.
Fat is not the devil, and one calorie does not equal one calorie metabolically.
- kazinator 11y ago> Fat is not the devil The devil may be the definition of "all I want" based on what foods it is restricted to. Convenience is a factor. It's easier to reach for another bagel and put peanut butter and jam on it, then to fry up more eggs or grill another steak. Not to mention cheaper. If additional servings of meat are readily available, you might suddenly find that "all you want" actually more closely corresponds to "all that is there". I've eaten leftover meat from a company BBQ like it's potato chips! Put ten "nice marbled chuck steaks" in front of me and they are gone. Some ten years ago, I tried the "low carb, eat meats without restriction" approach and I started gaining (and so pulled the brakes on that experiment). The thing is, I was very lean at that time from a regime of diet and endurance exercise. For someone who is obese and eats uncontrollably due to the abundance of easily prepared carby snacks, it is easy to see how switching to satisfying food that contains protein, requires preparation, and is more of an actual meal, is helpful.