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stef112 wrote:
Pyroclasm wrote: Stef112 I wouldn´t advise a keto diet for you. You will have a better experience with a normal diet. Keto is extremely strict and has no room for error unfortunately it´s give 100% because 99% is not good enough.
Well after I got to the scale again and see I have dropped 2kg, well that alone is motivation that I can stick to it without a margin of error. Give me a break please? I will get there, and the motivation of some of the Biggest Losers here, helps a lot, when you read where they where and where they are now. I also wanna be on the Wall of FAME!
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Ontong wrote: www.simplyshredded.com/research-review-a...h-lyle-mcdonald.html
Please see attached link. Interesting article.
Regards
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Learner wrote: Greetings Mr feathers
My stats are
Age-24
Weight-96
Bf-22%
Height-1.68
Training-2-3 years.
The sample keto diet on the 1st page can I use it?
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Learner wrote: Currently on a calorie deficient diet custom ed by dj about 2 years ago that I never had time 2 reali put in 100% effort.
Iam back om track 200% going strong 5month now.
December 24/13-starting weight 116kg
Bf%-39
Current weight-96kg
Bf-22%
Was wondering if would change 2 a keto diet???
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Pyroclasm wrote: I wouldn't advise it no. A better option is to drop calories at or slightly below maintenance and keep training intense. At this point you can think of adding a fatburner to help. You will drop fat like crazy.
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Pyroclasm wrote: To add to what MA is saying, I am currently doing keto. Started 5 weeks ago at about 13% BF. Now I am just under 10%. Muscle definition and all that coming out from everywhere. I am 10kg lighter now than what I was when I started working at the salt mines, and in the last couple of weeks I have been asked a couple of times if I am using steroids. Like I said I am the lightest I have been in a decade and in deep ketosis so there is nothing substantial in my muscles they are flatter than Justin Bieber.
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CycloTrpTyr wrote:
Pyroclasm wrote: To add to what MA is saying, I am currently doing keto. Started 5 weeks ago at about 13% BF. Now I am just under 10%. Muscle definition and all that coming out from everywhere. I am 10kg lighter now than what I was when I started working at the salt mines, and in the last couple of weeks I have been asked a couple of times if I am using steroids. Like I said I am the lightest I have been in a decade and in deep ketosis so there is nothing substantial in my muscles they are flatter than Justin Bieber.
Pyro, what is your macro split on your keto and what exercises/intensity are you doing?
Would you advise intermittent fasting on keto (obviously not the 40hr fast)
I did keto for 4 weeks and dropped 6kg. Had to drop weight quick for reasons not linked to national security.
Because I couldn't train I limited to 2000 kCal per day. My macro split was 60:30:10 Prot:Fat:Carb
I got a huge head cold so couldn't train and then to start :dry: training would have been counter productive. Basically just did long walls with the dog at a good pace.
Just want to see if my methodology was on the right track.
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Liftmeister wrote:
You split is wrong and dangerous!! the fat must be high not the protein, you could suffer from rabbit starvation (mal de caribou) or otherwise known as protein poisoning
Keto is high in fat and moderate in protein
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CycloTrpTyr wrote:
Liftmeister wrote:
You split is wrong and dangerous!! the fat must be high not the protein, you could suffer from rabbit starvation (mal de caribou) or otherwise known as protein poisoning
Keto is high in fat and moderate in protein
Sorry. You're right. I meant my grams per day works out to a ratio 60:30:10
I obviously ate more than that but to use as an easy indicator.
My bad. Should have articulated it better.
A sample days intake was
Prot: 196g 803Cal
Fat: 124g 1128Cal
Carb: 40g 164 Cal
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Zulfi wrote: lol i did keto once before.. i luuuuuuurvd the carb up lol!!!
was waaaay too expensive for me to maintain.. but the results were also awesome... but when i stopped the keto and started eating normal again, i put the weight back on... couldnt understand it.
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CycloTrpTyr wrote:
Liftmeister wrote:
You split is wrong and dangerous!! the fat must be high not the protein, you could suffer from rabbit starvation (mal de caribou) or otherwise known as protein poisoning
Keto is high in fat and moderate in protein
Sorry. You're right. I meant my grams per day works out to a ratio 60:30:10
I obviously ate more than that but to use as an easy indicator.
My bad. Should have articulated it better.
A sample days intake was
Prot: 196g 803Cal
Fat: 124g 1128Cal
Carb: 40g 164 Cal
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