One year on - Cholesterol - the PURE study axis aren't big enough !

Just for grins, I thought I would add the change in my own markers from consuming about a 30% fat 10% saturated fat high carb diet or 20 years, to moving to a 60% fat 22% saturated fat LCHF diet for the last 12 months .

So I took the PURE study which measures the change in various cholesterol markers and stratifies it according to the level of saturated fat intake and added my numbers in - Unfortunately their axis are not big enough . at 10% saturated fat my bad news is beyond the top of there scale for all bad items.

At 22% fat one year later my good news is also better than there scale allows for :
it certainly looks rather dramatic when presented this way!

Contralto said:

of course, given your results, we all want to replicate precisely the fats you are taking and your ketosis strategies.

Great!

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you are very welcome to it

I have recorded pretty much everything I ate for the entire year- this is the precise output - I was not very good at recording the salt and pepper and glasses of water - but pretty much everything else is in there. Quite happy to send anyone a sample day if thats helpful .
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I am now trying to add in - a magnesium supplement, potassium, some more cider vinegar, vitamin D and K to reflect the various deficiencies the report and my blood results indicate.

here is the results over the year. i will print out a few sample days and stick that here as well

actual foods and metrics - should e dated 14 sept 2016 not 2017

1 Nov 2016

15 Nov 2016

21 Dec 2016

Obviously every day is very different . I try to eat as varied a diet as possible
lots of bone broths made from either beef or chicken bones,
a wide range of meat fish,cheese, seeds nuts eggs dairy , above ground veggies.


Overall I aim for 100g per day combined protein and fats and preferably under 30 g carbs.

I aim for 1250 calories per day

I fail regularly at both though hopefully I did some exercise to offset it and hoepfully on average I haev a significant calorie deficit..

Hope the attached files help. Its not as hard as it looks to record this stuff in cronometer - its a cool program1!