So nice to see a biological explanation for keto. Thanks!
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Thread: A Guide to Ketosis
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10-12-2014, 10:28 AM #451
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11-05-2014, 03:11 AM #452
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11-18-2014, 09:33 PM #453
I'll be using the Keto diet as my primary fat and weight-loss tool. Wish me luck brahs!
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12-16-2014, 04:01 PM #454
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01-04-2015, 01:05 PM #455
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01-29-2015, 04:04 AM #456
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01-30-2015, 03:07 PM #457
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My main question is what type of cardio is best. I always see that a lot of people say to do low impact while in ketosis. Is there any reason for this instead of HI? Trying to lose as much fat as possible in next 6 weeks. Currently doing the bike 60 min per day as well as doing a powerlifting cycle 4 days/week.
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02-01-2015, 02:01 AM #458
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Well for me, as far as weight loss goes, the biggest drops I've had have been when I've done low impact cardio like you said. For the most part I'm doing 4 weights sessions a week and mountain biking on the weekend (which are still effective) but weirdly enough I've dropped more weight after going for long walks. I don't know the reason for it TBH. But I'm still sticking to weight training as I want to retain as much muscle as I can while dropping weight.
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03-07-2015, 04:39 PM #459
Very good thread and write up explaining pretty much everything about keto. I've been reading about it for the last few weeks and this is one of the best/easiest articles I have read.
Started yesterday and the only question I was curious about is how when will you begin to lose body fat? I know it can take a day to several days to begin ketosis, but once it does do you begin to lose bf right away? I've been on a high protein, lower carb and fat diet for the last 3 months with good results so beginning this diet with high fat just seems like my bf will go up right away? Currently at 10% bf and wanted to give keto a try to cut down that last 2-3% is what I'm shooting for.
Again great article!
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03-07-2015, 05:59 PM #460
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In the future, it might be more effective to post a new question as opposed to at the end of this thread. Then it's your post and tailored to you. You'll get feedback from users that are currently active on the site.
At low BF levels like where you are at right now, keto fat-loss is going to be slower than it typically would be at higher BF levels, yet still much faster than losing weight while in glycolysis. If you are doing keto correctly, you'll first notice a drop on the scale in 3-5 days. I notice it at 3 days - and it's staggering, but I have a much higher BF % than you. Much of the initial loss is water weight, so keep that in mind. The closer you get to your BF goal, the slower and harder it is to get there as I'm sure you already know. So for you, you might need to be patient.
I used to have the same concern when I first started that I was going to get fatter while I was initiating the induction phase, but it's never happened. Don't work about it. Just restrict your carbs to 20g-30g per day and you surely will not see any additional bodyfat.Go with God.
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03-07-2015, 06:35 PM #461
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03-07-2015, 06:57 PM #462
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I know! Tell me about it. Everything we've been taught is wrong. Even my doctor is misinformed and totally doesn't understand it. The science that is being taught to our doctors is incorrect.
Sugar is the problem - not fat and cholesterol. Fat does not make you fat and cholesterol does not lead to high blood cholesterol levels. High blood glucose is the problem. The resulting inflammation leads to arterial plaque build-up. In addition, when blood glucose is high, your body stops burning fat and starts storing fat.
Good luck! I love keto. I'm sure you will too.Go with God.
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03-10-2015, 10:37 AM #463
WOW! You were absolutely right about a drop on the scale. I think I weighed around 148.6 lbs on Friday when I did my first 30g or less carb day. Been around 20g or so for 4 days and weighed myself today at 145 lbs and around 9% BF. I knew I was carrying some water weight around but didn't think it was that much.
Pretty interested to see how this continues.
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03-10-2015, 12:21 PM #464
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03-31-2015, 09:09 AM #465
Hey guys some help I need or questions I've got here
I'm doing low carb diet atm, so far seen good results, from 85kg to 79kg with my abs finally starting to show specially when I finished working out (first time I achieved this so it's a boost for me)
I want to do keto, so far my protein, fat and carb intake looks like this
87g fat
185g protein
<50g carbs, reduced little by little from 100g
My fats I really have a hard time getting to and my protein I think it's too high and sometimes I eat more than that. Carbs aren't so hard since I eat alot of veggies and most come from there, or from foods, shakes
I am 1,70cm tall, if calculating I think my bf% is 22 now maybe less haven't measured it yet, I think my protein intake should be lower and fat higher but I don't eat nuts or many cheeses, or anything like it and I love meats and such, how could I fix this? (probably a dumb question but what meals or snacks, I always eat big portions of foods at night and lunch, breakfast is just 6 slices of ham or chicken white or turkey with a small cucumber) how can I solve this to reach my fat intake, should I also rise my fat intake and reduce protein?
I use fitness pal to calculate my food, total cals atm 1829 (maybe I have to change it since that was 2 months ago and my weight got reduced and such)
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03-31-2015, 09:40 AM #466
avocados, fish or flax or coconut oils - all come in pills if you don't want to drink them. Search google for low carb fat bomb recipes. Actually coconut oil is solid at normal room temp. Liquid coconut oil is man-made. I stay away from it. Here's an article on liquid coconut oil : http://healthimpactnews.com/2013/is-...l-coconut-oil/
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03-31-2015, 11:24 AM #467
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IMHO, keto does not need to be difficult. Just understand that despite things like TKD and CKD keto is best for cutting. It's a fast way to cut fat. Not a permanent way to eat. Definitely not what you want to do if you're looking to build muscle.
That being said, I don't even watch macros when I'm cutting on keto. I simply adhere to the 30g carb/day rule and I drop .5-1lb per day. I tend to naturally meet the other macros without paying any attention to them. I eat a 1/2 pound cheeseburger with a 20g carb white bun everyday and a large chicken dish made with boneless skinless chicken every night. That's it. Easy peasy. No veggies, no fruit. Once my BF levels are low enough, in 1-3 months, I go back to either normal eating for maintenance or bulk eating for bulking - both of which I return to eating fruits and veggies while keeping fat low.
..and +1 on JeepCreeper's advice.Go with God.
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03-31-2015, 12:00 PM #468
Is that advice intented to me?
So can take those pills in order to reach my daily fat intake?
is there a problem with taking a higher protein intake than your macros tell you to?
I workout in a upper lower bodyweight (trsining for calisthenics) routine followed by 30 mins of cardio and on 2 off days i do HIIT with the bicycle or follow a spinning session and then one day to carbload back
Ive always had a rough time getting my bf% down never reached 20% before and my current goal is reaching 15% then bulk up some muscle and go even lower
How would my macros normally be?
Male
23 yo
1,70cm
79kg
Aprox 20 - 22% i think bf%
Thanks in advance guys, really happy I found this diet
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03-31-2015, 01:56 PM #469
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04-21-2015, 12:45 PM #471
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From what I've read protein can be both be ketogenic and anti-ketogenic. Excess protein can be converted into glucose so in that can knock you out or prevent you from reaching ketosis. Rule of thumb should be carbs below 5%, protein should be .8-1.2 grams per pound of LBM (fat mass doesn't need protein) and all the rest of your cal should come from fat.
So from what I see with your macro count your protein is too high I would be closer to 128 grams with your estimated bf% and would drop your carbs even lower, below 30 would be ideal. I just started also and have been having a hard time getting my fats so I ended up getting heavy whipping cream for my coffee and protein shakes. High fat no carbs! Also eat higher fat meats like chicken thighs instead of breast. If you use butter or oils to cook with count cal from them also that should help you get your fats up.check out my log http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=158237833
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04-21-2015, 12:52 PM #472
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04-28-2015, 10:24 AM #474
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From what I just looked up, they look as they would be okay in the plan. They are high in carbs but 11 out of the 12 grams are dietary fiber so you only need to count one of those grams. I'm glad I looked those up as those would be good to add to my eating list with the higher fats and lots of fiber and I happen to have a bag in my freezer,
check out my log http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=158237833
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04-29-2015, 08:44 AM #475
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05-03-2015, 07:41 PM #476
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06-01-2015, 04:41 PM #477
Week one and lost not 1l
I've been doing CKD for a week now and haven't lost a pound. I'm 5'11 209lbs. I workout 5-6 days a week and do cardio at least 3 days a week. My bmr is somewhere around 3200 and so I'm I taking roughly 2800 cals. My diet consists of bacon, eggs, peanut butter, macadamia nuts, cheese,blue cheese dressing, butter virgin olive oil, pork and ground beef. I'm doing 240f 150p 15-20 net carbs. What am I doing wrong?
Been eating clean for 6-7 months low sodium, maybe the reason for now water weight loss in week 1.
I added my meal tracker for today, fats were a little low, but that's cause I tried a new recipe on meal 4 with the cream cheese pancakes. Also Note that the PWM meal 6 has protein in it but that is taken immediately post workout and then the meal is consumed an hour or so later.
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06-01-2015, 06:06 PM #478
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06-07-2015, 11:41 PM #479
Your body does not like to use it. When your body requires energy under a glycolytic metabolism, it first scans your blood-stream for glucose. If not much blood-glucose is found, then your body will command the liver to convert its stored glycogen into glucose. If not much glycogen is found, then your body will breakdown muscle and fat.
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06-14-2015, 07:05 AM #480
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