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The Pitjantjatjara are an Aboriginal people of the Central Australian desert. They are closely related to the Yankunytjatjara and Ngaanyatjarra and their languages are, to a large extent, mutually intelligible. They refer to themselves as Anangu. Wikipedia

Cool. I wouldn't be dead for dollars and learn Pitjantjatjara as Mick Dundee would say I guess :woot:;):) Have always wanted to visit AU. Well, maybe one day...

What's wrong with it to be heated? I think both ways are fine. Well, since you mentioned.. I fluently speak 3 languages (English, Russian, Lithuanian). Plus, I can read and easily understand another 3 (Italian, French, and German), but speaking the last 3 would be a bit problematic for me...

Exactly. That's why I said that I had checked it out only out of curiosity. I have never paid much attention to this hooey eyewash stuff o_O

I agree that it would be real hard to work out all your meals to be zero carbs unless you eat fish and meat only, no any other foodstuff at all.

Hmmm... It looks like different sites have different calculation formulas with slight margins on errors. When I enter your data into the site I've mentioned before it gives me 23.9. I also used this one https://www.disabled-world.com/calculators-charts/convert-stones.php to convert stones into...

Well, if you weigh 12 stones 6 lbs = 176 pounds and you are 6 foot tall then your MBI is 23.9, not 23.5. You can check it here: https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/lose_wt/BMI/bmicalc.htm Mine is the same 23.9, but I rounded it to 24 in my previous message.

Yes, I have. It is 33". Now if we divide 6 feet by 2 = 36". I think I am all good according to your theory :-) Hey, it looks like we are of the same height and weigh the same too. I am also 6 foot tall and weigh 12 stones 6 lbs at the moment.

I have just checked my BMI out of curiosity. It's 24 so I am not underweight after all :-)

Right, thank you. Well, will have to research and find some real "fat" food with 0 carbs to eat.

Interesting. Do you eat meat only? Meat for breakfast, meat for lunch, meat for dinner, etc. That is no fruits, no vegetables, nothing at all that contains carbs?

I see. Well, I cannot pretty much afford to lose anything as I have no fat to spare at all. I can perhaps try moderate carbing to see if it helps and I do not go dizzy and all as going either low or moderate carbs will make you lose weight anyway as far as I understand now. Any carbs diet in...

I have always thought that losing weight has never been a panacea from all the trouble and diseases... For example I am not overweight, have never been, I would even say I am kinda skinny and I have no fat to spare at all. That means that my body will start "burning" my muscles if I do not eat...

I have this info jotted down but I cannot seem to find any links about it for references. I'll try to look it up for you.

How long have you been going on 16 g of carbs per day for? Does it make you lose weight at incredibly high speeds or is your weight stable on 16 g of carbs per day?

Hmmm... How many years have you survived on 10 g of carbs per day for?

How long would you be able to last on 10-20g of carbs per day? Let's say you lose 2 pounds a week on this diet and then eventually, for example, after a year, you will lose all your weight, all your muscles, everything except for bones. :-) Is that not right?

Yes, absolutely. Good point.

Hmmm.. perfectly possible in theory. How about for real? There are a lot of things possible theoretically but when it comes down to real life situations a lot of these theories appear to be ineligible and inapplicable. I am not an expert of course but to exclude all the carbs from your meals for...

Right, exactly. That's the other way around. Oops. :-) I am just getting started on my new "journey" so carried away doing my research on how to calculate it all and stuff. But then again, in that case it's even less carbs, 5.6 only. Will that be real bad if you eat just one teaspoon of honey of...