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<blockquote data-quote="Mr Hairyman" data-source="post: 2615618" data-attributes="member: 573589"><p>I was diagnosed T2D three weeks ago. </p><p>Have gone low carb since then. I've had Keto breath a few times, but no Keto flu, which to me suggests I'm bouncing in and out of Ketosis. </p><p></p><p>I only found out yesterday that if you are properly following Ketogenic, you should aim for about 70% of your food to be fats. I had been going about 50% protein, 40% fat and 10%. </p><p>I'm now trying to move towards more fat and less protein - but I was wondering how much it affects a ketogenic diet? Can too much protein prevent weight loss? After a barnstorming first two weeks, I've lost nothing this week - feels a shame as in the last week, my net carbs have def been under 50g each. I swim for 30 mins a day, and have been in calorie deficit. </p><p></p><p>Advice on this, and suggestions for more fat and less protein ideas are much appreciated</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr Hairyman, post: 2615618, member: 573589"] I was diagnosed T2D three weeks ago. Have gone low carb since then. I've had Keto breath a few times, but no Keto flu, which to me suggests I'm bouncing in and out of Ketosis. I only found out yesterday that if you are properly following Ketogenic, you should aim for about 70% of your food to be fats. I had been going about 50% protein, 40% fat and 10%. I'm now trying to move towards more fat and less protein - but I was wondering how much it affects a ketogenic diet? Can too much protein prevent weight loss? After a barnstorming first two weeks, I've lost nothing this week - feels a shame as in the last week, my net carbs have def been under 50g each. I swim for 30 mins a day, and have been in calorie deficit. Advice on this, and suggestions for more fat and less protein ideas are much appreciated [/QUOTE]
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