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<blockquote data-quote="JenniferG" data-source="post: 1193840" data-attributes="member: 306119"><p>I used to eat bags of chips in one setting, ice cream, snack crackers, lots of sandwiches, on and on.. morbidly obese at over 400 pounds. So yeah I loved me some carbs! Majorly addicted. But since I have been on a low carb very high fat diet (70% of diet is fat) it's working wonders for me.. I haven't spiked over 140 mg/dL in like forever.. used to be over 300 mg/dL all the time. I no longer crave any carbs believe it or not. Even easier since my insulin levels are down because I only eat in a 6 hour window each day.. the other 18 hours are a fast. I never feel any hunger any time of the day. LCHF was challenging only for like the first couple days.. after 40 days of that I started the 18:6 LCHF (intermittent fasting low carb hi fat diet) .. the first 3 days of that were rough, but homemade chicken broth fixed that .. after 3 days.. no hunger ever. I have a new relationship with food. All emotions that were tied to it are almost gone. When I eat after an 18 fast.. I tend to do it quite slowly actually because I'm not very hungry. I feel like I stuff myself in that 6 hour window, with a 3 pounds per week weight loss diet. In reality I could probably very easily go another 24 or 48 hours without eating and never be hungry.. It's so interesting. My body happily burns fat. But for now I am just keeping it at 18 hours fast per day because I need to take some meds with food each day like Metformin and some others.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JenniferG, post: 1193840, member: 306119"] I used to eat bags of chips in one setting, ice cream, snack crackers, lots of sandwiches, on and on.. morbidly obese at over 400 pounds. So yeah I loved me some carbs! Majorly addicted. But since I have been on a low carb very high fat diet (70% of diet is fat) it's working wonders for me.. I haven't spiked over 140 mg/dL in like forever.. used to be over 300 mg/dL all the time. I no longer crave any carbs believe it or not. Even easier since my insulin levels are down because I only eat in a 6 hour window each day.. the other 18 hours are a fast. I never feel any hunger any time of the day. LCHF was challenging only for like the first couple days.. after 40 days of that I started the 18:6 LCHF (intermittent fasting low carb hi fat diet) .. the first 3 days of that were rough, but homemade chicken broth fixed that .. after 3 days.. no hunger ever. I have a new relationship with food. All emotions that were tied to it are almost gone. When I eat after an 18 fast.. I tend to do it quite slowly actually because I'm not very hungry. I feel like I stuff myself in that 6 hour window, with a 3 pounds per week weight loss diet. In reality I could probably very easily go another 24 or 48 hours without eating and never be hungry.. It's so interesting. My body happily burns fat. But for now I am just keeping it at 18 hours fast per day because I need to take some meds with food each day like Metformin and some others. [/QUOTE]
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