If I drank that amount of oil, I'd feel pretty hopeless too. No need for superficial analysis and fancy graphs @CherryAA.I agree entirely that its ropey, Having said that - he's an active guy, the foods did come out at around 65% fat overall so on the surface it "looked "like the LCHF he has now read a lot about. His doctor told him sardines were a good thing so he had no idea what he was doing was too much.
I think it illustrates how easy it is to slightly miss the point as to what LCHF means in practice. and how easy it is to end up with more om 6 in your diet than you thought you were.
Of course, it could be nothing like I experienced, but 2 cans of fish with all the oil is a pretty heavy weight dose. If he had already hade a bit of a dodgy system anyway, he might just have tripped from a colon range of "just about coping" to "not coping so well right now".
Just a thought.
If I drank that amount of oil, I'd feel pretty hopeless too. No need for superficial analysis and fancy graphs @CherryAA.
I had gone up 2 pounds and stayed there for 2 days. Both those days I did not have a liver dump and stayed low and flat all day. The preceding 2 meals were very veg heavy with a bit of dark meat turkey and a lot of butter. Last night I had a very beef heavy shepherds pie made with cauliflower mash. Today I am back down a pound but my FBG was 6.7. It seems I can't have both low fasting numbers and weight loss at the same time. I will keep plugging away at this and see what happens.
In Denmark we are educated not to eat more than two cans of anything in a tin can a week because health experts claim there is some kind of poisonous chemical in tin cans . I hope your friend is not slowly building up a chemical soup inside that irritates his intestines. Well just a suggestion
And yes yes your journey is really inspiring Cherry
Any idea what that poisonous chemical might be?In Denmark we are educated not to eat more than two cans of anything in a tin can a week because health experts claim there is some kind of poisonous chemical in tin cans . I hope your friend is not slowly building up a chemical soup inside that irritates his intestines. Well just a suggestion
And yes yes your journey is really inspirering Cherry
Ready????? Fish is higher on the II !Day 15 of the Low Insulin Diet (starting weight 91.6 kg, current 84.3 kg )
Waist size 86.5 cm (starting 94 cm)
No change in weight, BP 122/76, average BS yesterday 5.2mmol, overnight average today 4.8 mmol.
Morning ketones 1.4 , ketonix 4.5
Only 1100 calories yesterday as well . One thing I noticed on both these low calories days is that I have not had huge ketone reactions from the ketonix. When I ate about 1600 calories my ketone readings that evening were extraordinary -upto 52 ppm, over the last two days its been a lot lower at around 14ppm which is similar to the levels the fasting guys mention.
I have also been re- reading "Fat Chance" by Dr Robert Lustig. For those sceptical about the likelihood that they have very high fasting insulin, it helps explain the situation very clearly . He discusses at length the reasons why too much circulating insulin drives so many things in reasonably understandable format for a layman,
For those wanting to lose weight he lists - get the insulin down as the main priority ( page 231)
Dr Lustig is also of the view that weight loss will not occur for long if one eats less than your basal metabolic rate - because that is where you can optimise all the other hormones too. For me that is about 1550 calories which is where the magic lasagn kicked in so I am going to increase back to to 1550 for a couple of days and see what happens.
A nutrient dense meal.
I bought a packet of oxtail from the butcher - ( 1kg pack including bones) . browned with a little butter, then simmered in a pan of water for about 6 hrs. At that stage the meat falls off. and the stock has reduced to a couple of hundred ml maximum . I then simmered the bones for another few hours until they were totally bleached, and reduce the resulting stock for use as necessary to thin dishes.
The meat looks a little like the old canned stewing steak! The following day I used the fat from the steak - which had separated and look like white lard, to fry an onion, mushroom and tomato , adding the broth and the meat .with a bit of chilli,garlic salt and pepper . One third serving of that gives 600 calories and 60% of daily nutrients. As importantly -it tastes amazing!
One thing I have noticed for me personally is that my blood sugars seem to respond better to meat than fish dishes. I think that might be something to do with how nutrient dense it is.
I've broken out my " stand up " desk again - though cannot find the " thingy " that gets the rolling road started as yet lol (probably as well as I keep falling off ) and I'm off for a swim - happy days and happy weekend folks!
Probably BPA used to line the cans. Its labelled as being an endocrine dysregulator and Its also blamed for the alarming rise in rates of hyperthyroidism and diabetes in catsAny idea what that poisonous chemical might be?
My tuna and salmon are the only canned food I eat
Any idea what that poisonous chemical might be?
I think it is called Bisphenol A, and is a hormone disturbing chemical used on the inside of tin cans used to contain foods
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982203001891
https://academic.oup.com/endo/article-lookup/doi/10.1210/en.2003-1174
shortened to the letters : BPA, BPS, BPB and DEHP
https://www.healthline.com/health-n...canned-foods-still-contain-dangerous-chemical
http://www.seattleorganicrestaurants.com/vegan-whole-foods/avoid-canned-food/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/nutrition/does-canned-food-cause-cancer/
I coulda been a star !
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