chalup
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At 15$ for 250 grams, and this is the cheapest I can find, support will be sporadic. I do love them though.
The funny thing is, your body can NOT store fat (unlike carbs) and fat will NOT increase you blood sugar (unlike carbs) so you should be okay. I binged on roasts one day eating all the fatty skin and my blood sugars remained normal (6.3) and STILL lost weight. It's just further proof that LCHF is the way to go
Explain this then http://live.smashthefat.com/why-i-didnt-get-fat/Er....This isn't actually true. Your body CAN and DOES store fat - I assume you mean from dietary fat. Actually easier than it does carbs. However, it won't in the short term increase your blood sugar.
That is purely anecdotal and completely unscientific.Explain this then http://live.smashthefat.com/why-i-didnt-get-fat/
You can eat many more calories a day when LCHF and not gain, I've experienced it myself it's extremely odd
-Easy - someone's written something on the internet and it's wrong. It happens all the time.Explain this then http://live.smashthefat.com/why-i-didnt-get-fat/
You can eat many more calories a day when LCHF and not gain, I've experienced it myself it's extremely odd
From all the LCHF literature from books and Mr Google (gotta be careful of certain sources) eating fat wont make you fat and wont increase your bsl long and short term. Otherwise, those people on LCHF will NOT be losing weight or will NOT be able to control their blood sugars. Bottom line, my blood tests, whether it's a pin prick test or a fasting HBA1C, and the humble bathroom scales is proof that it works. Well it does for me, anywayEr....This isn't actually true. Your body CAN and DOES store fat - I assume you mean from dietary fat. Actually easier than it does carbs. However, it won't in the short term increase your blood sugar.
Eating fat per se won't necessarily male you fat - but just explain what you think happens when you eat more fat than you actually need? The surplus-to-immediate-requirements fat has to go somewhere and I can't imagine nature has been so stupid as to prevent us from storing this particular form of fuel for future times of need?? The ability to call on reserves of stored fat is how ketogenic endurance athletes can keep going while their carb scoffing counterparts need to refuel en route.
I actually gain weight occasionally and I eat a pretty low carb diet, and its certainly not excess fluid that causes this as I can wee for England.
Robbity
And PS @marathonmona - try being old and relatively toothless - it makes eating too many nuts of any kind a real challenge!
Not arguing with the blood sugar effects, nor that you can lose weight on a LCHF diet - I can personally attest to that, I'm just arguing with the statement that you can't store dietary fat as body fat. You're storing and using fat all the time, if you're on a totally carb free diet, how else can you survive? You could certainly gain weight on a an LCHF diet if you ate enough fat, however, there's clearly more to it than just calories in/calories out - there are theories that your metabolism increases, or that it's about how full you feel, so eat less.From all the LCHF literature from books and Mr Google (gotta be careful of certain sources) eating fat wont make you fat and wont increase your bsl long and short term. Otherwise, those people on LCHF will NOT be losing weight or will NOT be able to control their blood sugars. Bottom line, my blood tests, whether it's a pin prick test or a fasting HBA1C, and the humble bathroom scales is proof that it works. Well it does for me, anyway