@LucySW Be very careful what you prescribe! If you are weight training and using lchf as a mechanism to reduce body fat, as I think
@morethanmutts is, and you are type 1, having a diet with a high protein split is okay as long as your blood protein levels are okay.
My experience is that the macronutrient split should be 40:40:20 or 45:45:10 for protein, fat, carbs. You also need to eat a larger amount for lean muscle mass gains. You need this amount of protein if you are doing multiple heavy weight sessions per week to allow your musculature the required ingredients to recover and grow. I'm also surprised that you felt hungry as on these splits I don't.
It's not quite the same as doing lchf for weight loss and blood sugar control.
Regardless, if you stick to lchf and don't replenish glycogen, it does affect your ability to lift heavier weights as your body runs out. This is why I now carb reload at the weekend so that I am running glycogen for the muscle workouts and when not under high strain, can operate on fats in normal circumstances.