10-27-2010, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Varius
Since you are cutting out sugars and carbs already, I say go full keto.
I just completed Week 7, lost 30 lbs so far and it's really easy to follow. It's also a muscle-sparing diet type.
Here is what I've learnt so far:
- Starvation mode is a myth, unless you starve yourself for more than 24-48 hours.
- Eating more frequently throughout the day does NOT boost your metabolism or have anything to do with fending off starvation mode.
- Drink 4L of water a day, more if you physically exert yourself
- Sodium causes bloating, but if you stop taking it for a few days, the bloating and water retention will stop and you'll see your accurate weight.
- Don't only eat egg whites; most of an egg's nutrition is found in the yellow part.
- Ketosis cannot induce Ketoacidosis, despite the similar names, without a pre-existing condition such as diabetes.
- If you eat a ton of fat but burn it off, there is no risk for clogged arteries, heart attacks, cholesterol problems and the rest of that BS (unless you have a pre-existing condition)
- Eating high fat and protein will make you feel much more full than "bad" types of carbs and/or sugar
- I like to eat 500 cals under my maintenance, but if you are trying to bulk up, eat 500-1000 over (depending on exercise level) and at least 1g - 1.5g protein per pound of lean body mass
- Humans DO NOT need carbs - ever. While carbs can be helpful at the right times, if you never ate another carb in your life, you would be able to survive.
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super solid insight right there.
the only thing i would add: people- do not confuse carbs with vegetables & fruits.
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