Most inspirational low carb weight loss story ever?

[fatbird]

The most inspirational low carb weight loss story ever?

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[nuttybeaver]

Wow. Amazing. Well done

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[douglas99]

She's done it well.

Doctor referral, high protein, low fat, low sodium, low carb, heavy exercise program, medical supervision, then paleo for life, portion controlled.

http://www.poondiet.com/diet.php

Lean meat, fish, fresh veg, not smothered in butter, or cheese.

Probably a diet I'd choose eventually.

 

[fatbird]

It should be remembered. Less than optimal kidney function is a situation some diabetics find themselves in. Too much protein can cause further problems. Calorific shortfalls are best taken up with high quality fats.

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[Signs]

Anyone know who was singing power of love?

 

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Living the life I only used to dream about. Awesome

 

[mrman]

Good songs

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[fatbird]

The power of love-Frankie Goes To Hollywood

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[Signs]

Thank you FB. Not really my type of musoc but liked that version.

 

[douglas99]

It should be remembered. Less than optimal kidney function is a situation some diabetics find themselves in. Too much protein can cause further problems. Calorific shortfalls are best taken up with high quality fats.

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That's why medical supervision of any diet is important.

She's not on a high fat diet though.
She did the poon diet.- low fat, high protein. Lean meat, fish, fresh veg, not smothered in butter, or cheese.
She lost a lot of weight, and stayed healthy
Then the paleo diet, for maintenance, again., high protein, portion control.

She's done well.

 

[Lipgloss]

Anyone know who was singing power of love?

Frankie goes to Hollywood

 

[fatbird]

douglas99 said.

"She's not on a high fat diet though."

The woman in the video is not a diabetic. For a diabetic carbs are a serious consideration as is protein. Fats are the best way to make up a shortfall in calories. When carbohydrate restriction has been applied.

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[douglas99]

Nothing wrong with low carb, as I keep saying. Poon diet seems to have worked well here.
I reckon with continual medical support, and good kidney function confirmed, one day I may consider low carb, low fat, high protein, or a variation on the paleo diet.
Can't beat a good bit of lean meat with some decent veg.

 

[lacey1]

douglas99 said.

"She's not on a high fat diet though."

The woman in the video is not a diabetic. For a diabetic carbs are a serious consideration as is protein. Fats are the best way to make up a shortfall in calories. When carbohydrate restriction has been applied.

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FB u mean to tell me u started a thread stating best low carb success story on a diabetic forum and now u r back tracking due to other members knowledge of the post and the lady is not even diabetic and u yourself do not recommend type 2 follow the diet she used shocked that someone like u who claims to have all the answers with low carbing would be so misleading shame on you

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[fatbird]

"shocked that someone like u who claims to have all the answers with low carbing would be so misleading shame on you"

Where have I claimed to have all the answers? Where have I claimed the ladies diet was perfect for a diabetic?

Low carb high fat is the best diet for a diabetic.

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[modesty007]

Pretty impressed by this guy lost half his weight and is keeping off with low carb high fat (LCHF) - http://www.tommytappar.se/?page_id=143

 

[fatbird]

Good find modesty007

Approximately 90% of diabetics are type two. Approximately 80 % are overweight at diagnosis. Reducing weight, and the right diet can reverse the dangerous symptoms of type two diabetes, but not cure. Low carb must be maintained for life-otherwise a return to the dangerous situation will return-for most.

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[modesty007]

Fatbird I know, I actually escaped becoming type 2, but guess it was close, been doing LCHF for almost 1,5 year and I'm Scandinavian and have access to some really good blogs and forums. Weight loss is a little slow but that's not unusual for women +45 and i love the food and the lack of cravings.

 

[douglas99]

"Finally, and I have to be honest here, this guy also did more then a HCLF diet to explain his success: many times per week, he only eats one meal at around 6:00 pm which is made of 300-400 g meat, chicken or fish, with a nice 100 g of butter or mayonnaise which brings in around 1,800-2,000 calories. Of course, this is also an INTERMITTENT FASTING approach which will, on the long run, bring his insulin level even lower then with any other approach."

http://beforeitsnews.com/health/2013/10/tommy-runesson-and-the-zero-carb-diet-2509814.html

Who's up for one meal a day, and fasting the rest?

 

[fatbird]

Needs must douglas99-needs must.

Who's up for buying yoghurt making machines?

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