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<blockquote data-quote="Outlier" data-source="post: 2464294" data-attributes="member: 550046"><p>Very interesting reports - thank you both for posting them.</p><p></p><p>When I went on keto at the end of September, I wasn't expecting weight loss, but I certainly got it! So it would be useful to have a study on keto and low carb that isn't low-calorie. I have fought my weight bitterly all my life, had to give up when the menopause hit and absolutely destroyed me and I couldn't take the pain of being constantly hungry as well as all the other stuff. Then I went into keto as soon as I had the Type 2 diagnosis, and-off came the weight and I haven't been hungry since I started it. Oh, and my blood glucose has stabilised at non-diabetic levels, though this is with 2 x 500 metformin per day, which I intend to reduce/cut out after I have seen Nursie again at the end of this month.</p><p></p><p>I could have saved myself years and years of misery if I'd only known about keto. It suits me, so I'm lucky there. I do wish the medics would learn about it, but it's just too easy and uncomplicated to be convincing. And it doesn't make money for anyone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Outlier, post: 2464294, member: 550046"] Very interesting reports - thank you both for posting them. When I went on keto at the end of September, I wasn't expecting weight loss, but I certainly got it! So it would be useful to have a study on keto and low carb that isn't low-calorie. I have fought my weight bitterly all my life, had to give up when the menopause hit and absolutely destroyed me and I couldn't take the pain of being constantly hungry as well as all the other stuff. Then I went into keto as soon as I had the Type 2 diagnosis, and-off came the weight and I haven't been hungry since I started it. Oh, and my blood glucose has stabilised at non-diabetic levels, though this is with 2 x 500 metformin per day, which I intend to reduce/cut out after I have seen Nursie again at the end of this month. I could have saved myself years and years of misery if I'd only known about keto. It suits me, so I'm lucky there. I do wish the medics would learn about it, but it's just too easy and uncomplicated to be convincing. And it doesn't make money for anyone. [/QUOTE]
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