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Low Carbing - Carb Intake

Discussion in 'Low-carb Diet Forum' started by Listlad, Mar 15, 2019.

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  1. Spl@

    [email protected] Prediabetes · Well-Known Member

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    Hardly a giant at 6' and 11 1/2 stone.
     
    #41 [email protected], Mar 16, 2019 at 10:45 AM
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    Listlad Prediabetes · BANNED

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    Okay a 6 footer. That’s 1ft 2” taller than my other half.

    Yes, you are a good weight. Fantastic. I have some catching up to do to match that.
     
    #42 Listlad, Mar 16, 2019 at 11:08 AM
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    Tipetoo Type 2 · Expert

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    I was diagnosed T2 the day I was admitted to hospital with a AFib moment, I did not really pay attention what my GP was going on about at the time.

    The day after I was admitted, the hospital were running a ship load of blood tests for various bits and pieces and confirmed T2, and they also put me across the scales where I weighed 102 kgs.

    I managed to get the weight down to 98 kgs after a while, GP happy, CDE was happy, along came low carb and I ripped ripped the weight down to about 90 kgs. I got my Levi jeans waist size down from 107 cms to 102 cms, but a bit loose. I increased my carbs and protein and got my weight back up to 95 kgs where I have been for a while.

    It took a lot of beer over the years to build my gut. Sniff! :D
     
    #43 Tipetoo, Mar 16, 2019 at 7:35 PM
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    Listlad Prediabetes · BANNED

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    LOL

    I chucked all my Levi’s out. Didn’t think I would fit in them ever again.
     
    #44 Listlad, Mar 16, 2019 at 7:37 PM
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    Tipetoo Type 2 · Expert

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    I have a pair of trousers still that I bought in 1986, a 98 cm waist I would like to get back in them.

    A gay barman at the club I drank at, said I looked rather "swish" in them with the particular shirt I had on. :D
     
    #45 Tipetoo, Mar 16, 2019 at 7:46 PM
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    Listlad Prediabetes · BANNED

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    I had a cream pair of Levi’s I bought so long ago I cannot remember. I think they were a 34 “ waist 86cms? Not sure what that is in cms. I was a skinny git when I was in my 20s. I kept them and kept them for years then stuck them in the local charity shop a couple of years ago.
     
    #46 Listlad, Mar 16, 2019 at 7:50 PM
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