JMA312's Journal, 03 May 2018

ok, doing the lclf Keto Still looking at the info on Keto. I used LCLF in the past but from what I see now, I think my biggest mistake was not paying attention to the amount of protein! I always thought well more protein is good, but I've been watching some youtube things with Jason Witter (really great, heard about him from someone here) and he also says that use to be what people in the past thought, but you should look for the FAT 75% 20%protein & 5% carb (from vegies)I think that is the ratio he suggested. ANYWAY it makes sense now, in my 64yr old brain! About time, huh? Also I am concentrating on the natural food or as close to as possible. NO MORE packaged junk, unless it passes my test. AND found some great grass fed, pasture raised meats, eggs, butter, cheese. Yes it costs more but do I really want to put stuff that they feed & inject into my food into my body? Not today!.
So, one day, one meal, one moments at a time.
ITS MY TIME :-)
174.0 lb Lost so far: 1.0 lb.    Still to go: 36.0 lb.    Diet followed 100%.

Diet Calendar Entry for 03 May 2018:
1637 kcal Fat: 138.60g | Prot: 72.67g | Carb: 25.22g.   Breakfast: Land O'Lakes Heavy Whipping Cream, Coffee, Butter, Spectrum Organic Virgin Coconut Oil, Bragg Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, Now Foods Organic Spirulina Powder. Lunch: Now Sports MCT Oil, Beef Stew Meat, Garlic, Ginger, Dynasty Sesame Seed Oil, Olive Oil, Annie's Naturals Organic Balsamic Vinaigrette, Arugula Lettuce, Great Value Romaine Lettuce, Leasa Alfalfa Sprouts, Parsley, Cilantro, Baby Spinach, Olde Thompson Himalayan Pink Salt. Dinner: Calavo Avocado, Snyder's of Hanover Salsa Grande Medium, Butter, Jennie-O Ground Turkey 93/7, Kroger Fully Cooked Bacon. Snacks/Other: Hard-Boiled Egg, Dynasty 100% Natural Jasmine Tea, Ginger, Claussen Kosher Dill Pickle Halves, Celery, Bragg Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime Vanilla Tea. more...
losing 7.0 lb a week

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You got it!! People don't realize that a too high amount of protein isn't good. Keeping the foods as natural as possible is also key, and the fats from healthy sources. I've been living and eating strict Keto since late December and have dropped significantly, it works!! You've got the right knowledge!! Good luck to you 😀 
03 May 18 by member: jenniferl12003
I found that when I keep my macros down, I spend less money overall. 
03 May 18 by member: abbadabba
Jason Witter? Can't find the youtube source. Do you mean Jason Wittrock? 
03 May 18 by member: HardDaysKnight
You want some protein. If you do less than 30 carbs per day and stick to your calories, you're going to have the right amount of protein. 
03 May 18 by member: ApacheTiger37
Been doing lchf for 3weeks, down a solid 5lbs (NOT WATER WEIGHT LOL), I found that once I stopped buying crap food and eating out, that I had money for real food. Bonus: once you get in ketosis you don’t crave as much food 🥦🥒🥓🧀☕️🍳 
03 May 18 by member: tillism
I am going to check out the keto deal. there is a utube seminar starting Monday. I always thought it was a quick weight loss not a way of life eating plan. 
03 May 18 by member: Nancilaw
Sounds like you are on a solid plan! I agree about keeping the protein reasonable. The RDI I read was .36 g per pound but I don't know what the community thinks about that or if other sources differ. 
03 May 18 by member: ny_shelly
Also hard for me to wrap my head around all the fat too after we have been so conditioned to think it was bad. I just started and I feel different already after 3 days. Lost a lot of water first two days. Good luck!! 
03 May 18 by member: knovosel
There are all sorts of online protein calculators out there- plug in age, weight activity level and they will give a basic number. The formula you posted provides the basic protein needs for life. If you are elderly, debilitated, athletic you probably need more. Vegetarians require at least 10 percent more. For those people who do require more, it has been recommended that they get that protein from non red meat sources because of the fat content of much of the red meat that is eaten.. So let’s say you are on the “standard” 1500 calorie a day diet. They have always recommended a figure of 10-35% protein daily. 10% protein calories would equal 150 calories of protein or about 40 grams (4 calories to a gram) hope that help.  
03 May 18 by member: Kenna Morton
The keto charts I use show 77 g for 5' 6", 140 lb woman  
03 May 18 by member: gz9gjg

     
 

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