SKD is standard ketogenic diet.
Yes, but you don't NEED glycogen. On keto you are burning ketones instead.
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04-30-2010, 02:37 PM #154
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Eileen, thanks for all the great info. My question to you is it possible to be in ketosis in one day?
Here is a little background regarding my situation. I did RFL for 12 days which ended last Wednesday. I took a week off from dieting while I was vacation. During this time I made sure I carbed up. Anyway, I started keto yesterday and the ketostix were showing trace-small ketones. Today, they are showing moderate-large ketones. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
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04-30-2010, 03:22 PM #155
Yes, it's very possible, particularly if you do distance cardio, or have done keto before. Typically, the very first time you do keto, it takes about three days to get into ketosis. After that, it usually takes one or two days, and can take less. I can do it in about six hours by putting a lot of milage on my bike.
65% fat, 30% protein, 5% carbs = keto.
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04-30-2010, 03:29 PM #156
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I started keto on monday, my weight was fluctuating between 168 and 171
weighed this morning at 163.1 !
Obviously alot of water weight!
Im planning on doing keto for about 4-5 weeks. Im not sure though how much weight should i add back when i go back to a normal diet?? Im planning on gradually introducing carbs into my diet again by adding like 30/50g every 5/7 days back into my diet.
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05-06-2010, 12:25 AM #165
For the amount you'd use, zero carbs. It's hard to get proper info, but the carbs seem to be fiber and the amount you use at a time is tiny. I normally get about six months out of 100g of the stuff.
65% fat, 30% protein, 5% carbs = keto.
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05-06-2010, 02:28 AM #166
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lightbulb moment!
zero carbs...........thats FAB!!!!!!!!!
At least now I can thicken my shakes, & homemade graveys, sauces etc.
superduper stuff!
Can I use it to make a mock ice-cream? like make up a chocolate protein shake and stuff it in the freezer?
Thanks Eileen you are a BABE!Euphoria is a heightened feeling of happiness :-)
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Hi (again) im replying to all your replys from a while ago while i have the chance!
I managed to order in some Shirataki noodles, they are almost zero carbs and 10 cals per 100g. I found a site where they are .99p per pack.
Im going crazy with eating the same stuff so this will be a nice change for me to bulk out some meals.
Started getting inventive in the kitchen with home-made turkey burgers with seasoning!Euphoria is a heightened feeling of happiness :-)
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05-06-2010, 07:28 AM #169
Has anyone ever done this???
My first carb up is this weekend. I have an idea of how I need to schedule it since I will be eating with the family and with my girlfriends family. I need to start my carb up in the afternoon Saturday and last til lunch Sunday.
I'm basing this assumption, that this will work, on the fact that some people use a weekly calorie system and it works just fine. This will be a two day calorie and macro count.
Will it be ok if I have breakfast through lunch like normal keto, high fat, then switch it in the afternoon to low fat/high carb, then continue my carb up through lunch on Sunday and switch it back to my keto meals? What will be the effect of the higher fat in the morning Saturday and afternoon Sunday on the carb up?
Basically, I will just split my normal keto day in 2 and insert the carb up in the middle, so the total fat/pro/carb will be the same as adding the two days together. I believe this should work no problem since the body really has no sense of time when it comes to digestion and functions, the splitting up shouldnt matter. I want to be able to eat with my family(ies) and not avoid certain foods. I know what the carb up consists of and how to do it, just looking for advice on the split.13
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05-06-2010, 07:59 AM #170
You don't need to.
Keto ice-cream
2 organic eggs, separated.
60ml cream
2 tps vanilla extract
Sweetener to taste
Whisk the whites till stiff and fluffy. Use a big bowl.
Whisk the cream till thick.
Whisk the egg yolks, vanilla and sweetener till smooth.
Put everything in with the egg white, fold through till yellow all over.
Divide into four containers and freeze.
You can also make a paste with coffee and cocoa powder and sweetener (about 2 tsp cocoa, and just enough coffee to make a smooth paste) and use that instead of the vanilla for chocolate ice-cream.
Can't remember the exact details, but it's roughly 100 cals and 1g of carbs per portion.
A very low cal version uses that Two Chicks egg whites you can buy. Whisk about 50-60ml of egg white, then fold in the cocoa mixture and freeze. Much lighter and less filling, but rediculously low calories.65% fat, 30% protein, 5% carbs = keto.
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05-07-2010, 04:37 AM #172
Okay, you know you can't do that on keto, right? But you could probably do something with peanut butter.
I make a sort of chocolate sauce by just mixing some cocoa powder, coffee and sweetener. Egg yolk makes it much richer, but it doesn't last as long in the fridge.65% fat, 30% protein, 5% carbs = keto.
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I thought this may help. I got this reply from Sheila from sugarfreesheila.com and here is what she thinks to Xanthum gum....
''Xanthan/guar gum is something I never avoided and for what it's worth, neither affected me either way. Like psyllium husk, it is 100% fiber - i.e., every carb gram is accounted for by fiber - so it is about as low on the glycemic index as one can get. Nutrition information for this product can be found on the Internet''
You never know it may help someone!Euphoria is a heightened feeling of happiness :-)
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Is there a BASIC Keto meal plan for the day? Like one which can be used by anyone with just changing the portions according to their weight? For example, it's seems that most Keto Diet meals begin with 3 eggs and 2 bacons, but then - everyone goes in their own way. So, how about a standard diet for 65/30/5?
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