I first watched this video three months ago, at the beginning of yet another round of doing keto. How long would it last this time? I've been on and off keto so many times I felt like an expert in something I always failed to succeed with. But the words "don't stop before the magic happens" really stuck in my mind. I realized the problem was I was always giving up too soon. So I dug my heels in and now I've lost almost 40 pounds and the scale continues to go down every week as I get closer and closer to my goal. I have all the signs of fat adaptation. I'm 47 years old and having an easier time losing weight then I did when I was 24!

@beckygillaspy

5 ай бұрын

That's wonderful, Barbra! Congratulations!

Been doing keto for over 7 years now. Took about 2 weeks to become fat adapted. I use to feel sluggish in the morning and had to drag myself out of bed. Then one day (even to this day) when I wake up in the morning I am ready to pop out of bed. It’s a great feeling.

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

My husband and I often comment about the fact that we no longer need an alarm clock to get out of bed. Before low-carb/keto, we used one daily.

@cherylreed4377

Жыл бұрын

i just recently started waking up before my alarm- amazing!!!

@alysononoahu8702

10 ай бұрын

Agree

@The_Punisher202

8 ай бұрын

You keto weirdos are funny.

Being fat adapted feels so good and does give me freedom with food. The problem is that once I do indulge in anything made with chocolate I’m off and running again. Sugar and white flour are both terribly addictive! In any case, your videos give me the motivation to make the changes that will bring about better health (again). Low carb and fasting are the answer to a lifetime struggle with food addiction. Thank you Dr. Becky!

@wakeupcall2665

9 ай бұрын

I have been keto since May 23 now, lost about 25kg and am now at 97kg at 1.80m, 13kg to go. I feel awesome! I did buy a Lindt 85% chocolate the other day. Before I would destroy it in seconds, now I had 4 pieces as a treat after dinner (doing IF with OMAD) and it tasted sooooo good, not bitter at all, and I really enjoyed it. But I don’t crave it anymore. As a treat great, but that’s it. Low carb/keto/carnivore and IF is so fundamentally liberating!

@charliepan4055

4 күн бұрын

Cacao with fat and sunflowerlecithin could be a keto friendly option. I use mct as fat. Lecthin for the choline and emulsification. C8 MCT for the ketones. 20g cacao daily is probably healthy too.

I’m a hybrid! I run (literally…I RUN 🏃‍♀️) on both glucose & fat. Was strict keto for 1.5 years doing IF 20:4 OMAD following Dr Jason Fungs method. Was not overweight but was supporting hubs who was diagnosed with diabetes. He lost 60 pounds and reversed his diabetes! :) BUT…. I developed female hormonal issues. I went through a tough time in 2020 and had surgery for fibroids I never had before going Keto. Was having heavy periods for almost a full year Granted I was in my late 40s and lots was happening! Now at 53 I’ve added oatmeal & some fruit before my running & weights & eat low carb the rest of the day. I’ve reduced my fasting as well. Just my own experience but I do believe the low carb/keto is a terrific way to live. You & your hubs vids helped us tremendously!!!! Two Fit Docs! ❤️

Thank you for helping others see the light! I've been eating this way low carb for 8 years. And I can tell you every time I've went back to eating higher carb foods. My energy level and joints suffer. As soon as I go back to eating a low carb higher fat diet. My energy and overall health improves. I will eat this way for the rest of my life. Because it works for me!

@deb9806

2 жыл бұрын

I never realized the less carbs and weight loss would help my knees so much. When I add more carbs for a few days I feel it overall.

I happily accept the challenge Dr B! I am so glad that I have found your channel. You bring a calm, intellectual and professional demeanor in your videos. Really informative! regards from Indonesia 🇮🇩

Been doing keto on & off over several years and it does work as you suggest. 2 lessons learned are 1. Alcohol destroys weight loss and brings back hunger pains, 2. Supplements of various types are essential to maintain the program

You're correct Dr Becky. It does take time to become fat-adapted. I'm nearly 69 yrs old and have been on low carb/high fat/med protein foods since end of January 2022. I've lost weight and inches and measure my progress by trying on smaller sized favorite clothes packed away in storage boxes. I did this because I want to stay out of the conventional medicine industry and pre-diabetes/diabetes 1&2 runs in both sides of my family. Your wonderful videos have been incredibly helpful for me to stay the course. Keep up the good work!

@Ladynipchick2

3 ай бұрын

How long did it take you? I'm 10 weeks in, and still feel so lethargic 😢

@dar4835

Ай бұрын

Diabetes does NOT run in families. It is what we put in our mouths. If people eat out of the chemically made foods from the store freezer, that's one of the places that sugar and carbs run rampant. Good luck on your lifestyle journey!

I also like to make my own electrolyte drink with water, acv, pink Himalayan salt, a little cinnamon, a little fresh squeezed lemon juice and a little coconut water to sweeten it all. Put in a glass bottle and shake well and sip throughout the day. Very helpful! Lots of variations in "recipe" Even add sprinkle cayenne or fresh grated ginger. Good for gut health 👍

@gwenhutson

2 жыл бұрын

Recipe?

@tinymetaltrees

2 жыл бұрын

@@gwenhutson the comment IS the recipe.

I started 3 months ago and I am 30 ponds down and I love it 😁

Thank you so much for all your great videos! I really appreciate your approach. I have been intermittent fasting since February and have lost over 40 pounds so far. I love this new lifestyle and plan to do it for the rest of my life. At 70 I am starting late in life but I am glad I am “helping” my body by doing this.

@mariemaloney8043

2 жыл бұрын

How many hours do you fast for please?

@metchosinite

2 жыл бұрын

I fluctuate from 18 to 23 hours. I want to keep my metabolism guessing. Some days, about twice a week, I do OMAD (which is really 23 hours)

@mariemaloney8043

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I will try it.

@cherylreed4377

Жыл бұрын

@@mariemaloney8043 it definitely works it eventually becomes just eating to hunger and when you eat eating to satiety- in my experience😉

@mariemaloney8043

Жыл бұрын

What foods do you eat?

Seen alot of videos on Keto, by far this is the best. Getting fat adapted was the best thing I did. The energy, weight loss and mental clarity are the things I light best.

Thanks for the solid encouragement. I used to watch you and your husband back in 2019 when I first discovered keto and IF. I’ve gained some weight and lost my motivation during C-time. Now, I’m back trying again. I’ve already clocked in more than a month of low carb and IF from 13-48 hours. I’ve felt some relief but a few holiday interruptions may have steered me off course. I’m curious how many carbs I can tolerate bc I’m surely not as strict as I was in 2019. I’m trying more vegetarian foods, which although avoiding wheat flour and rice tend to add carbs in beans and occasionally potatoes. I’m hoping the fasting will tamper the effects of the carbs. Here’s to all those who work to stay well in the body we’ve been given!

Glad you're back! I've had a great start, been in Ketosis for nearly two weeks. Moving in on 10 pounds lost, and feeling much more energetic. Your videos have helped spur me on!

One of your best videos! So informative and putting it all together on how and what we should all be doing!!

We’re on it, Dr. B. Been doing keto and IF for about six months now and feel great! We mainly do OMAD every day and then do a prolonged water fast of at least 3-5 days every month. I did a 10-day water fast in January and a 7-day in April. Sometimes we open the window a little to two hours or even four hours just for some variety and flexibility. Now I could not even imagine having a six or eight hour eating window, as that is way too much for me. The energy and mental clarity while living this lifestyle is amazing, and I don’t see ever going back to the old way when considering the health benefits and ease of this. Challenge accepted! For life! Thanks Dr. B!

I will take this 30 day challenge! I follow several other women, but I always find your information to be informative and encouraging. Thank you for continuing to support those of us who want to continue learning and improving our health.

I'm going on 2 years since I went on Keto. Naturally, I started intermittent fasting on the 2nd day and stick with an 18:6 schedule. Sometimes, it's 20:4 or one meal a day. My wife sees my physical changes but she can't get over the lack of food I eat. I used to chow down 6 or 7 small meals a day. I tell her I just eat when I'm hungry and sometimes it might be just one meal in a day. I am fat adapted but it's not something like I know it. I don't feel any different, it's just that I want more non-carb foods than carb foods. Like when I started on keto, I was concerned about walking away from bread. I'm German-Italian, so it's part of my DNA to eat bread with every meal. Today, no cravings from bread. I can even smell a slice of bread or walk by a bakery and not even catch my attention. Oh yeah, Chinese. It used to be the moment I smelled Chinese food, I was hungry. It didn't matter if I just ate. Now, it smells good, but I'm not hungry. The weird thing is, I used to crave a late night snack, so I ate popcorn or ice cream right before bed. If I do that today, it's a knife spread of butter. Butter. Or a spoonful of peanut butter.

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Chinese food must have a powerful aroma. When I was pregnant, it became a trigger for morning sickness. To this day, I'm not right with it. lol. Thanks for your comment, Patrick!

@tumbleweeduk7479

2 жыл бұрын

I am eating a stretched out two hour OMAD at the moment which is something like poached eggs on leftover vegetables and toasted sourdough with whole milk unpasteurised BRIE. Can’t quite get to KETO ! Do you have time to give me an idea of your one meal recipes? I was told by a nutritionist many years ago that peanut butter is not good but almond, cashew, hazelnut etc are fine. But great idea for a snack, how about with celery? Yuk1. Namaste 🙏

@TheJayrusbeerus

2 жыл бұрын

That is really cool, Patrick!

Spot on! Thanks for the stopper advice, I think that will help me with carb cravings!

Wow! The tone of her voice is so relaxing....when this lady speaks, you just wanna listen! 😊

Ive been doing this after watching your vlogs for 6 months now. Ive lost 56lb and feel the best ive ever felt. Thank you for the vlogs!

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

That's great to hear, Debbie! Congrats!

I accept the challenge! Thank you for the idea of adding a bit of LMNT to seltzer water. I’m going to try that next.

Here I am. So glad to hear your insightful talks. Thank you 🐞

I’m a 73 yr old man. I have had very good luck on keto thanks to you and your husband, losing nearly 40 lbs. I swim laps, walk 3 miles, and do resistance training every day. I’m building muscle, but not seeing the fat going away. I eat bacon for breakfast, eggs with cheese for lunch and brats for dinner. I drink a lot of water and take a daily multi-vitamin. How do I know how much fat is too much? How much protein is too much? What signs do I look for?

@annaak7849

9 ай бұрын

I would add in intermittent fasting, perhaps 2 meals per day only (or just1 meal some days)

@wakeupcall2665

9 ай бұрын

Intermittent fasting is very helpful as in 16 hours fasting window and 8 hours eating window with two meals a day. No snacking. Also a longer fast of 36 or perhaps 48 hours works wonders, and autophagy really kicks off. Also, the 72 hours sardine challenge! Eat whenever, but only high quality sardines in a tin can, and sufficient amount of water.

@egg399.

Ай бұрын

Are brats all natural?

@scotthiddleston8246

13 күн бұрын

70-80g of protein per day is likely sufficient, depending on your weight. Too much protein is unhealthy and also turns into carbs. Dr. Berg can explain more about that. Also, you may be drinking too much water. Urine should not be clear. That is a fallacy.

when I first heard dr. becky was not only skeptical but completely rebelled against this whole Fat-based concept. That was 2019. Since then I am now part of the choir on this. Thanks for being faithful to push out this valuable information and insight.

Accepting this challenge to renew my focus after recent surgery! Thanks Dr. Becky!

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

I wish you the best, Pamela R!

I'm watching this for the second time.👍🌟 Good information as always thank you Dr Becky🌹👏🏻 and thank you for the link that went straight to it👏

Extremely informative video. Thanks for sharing!

Challenge accepted! Thank you for putting this video out there for all to see and learn.

@jefferythomas7038

Жыл бұрын

Hi what a pretty picture you've on your profile! Just decided to stop by and say Hi!! I hope my compliment is appreciated ❤

Thanks for all your videos! I adopted your suggested low carbohydrate /16 hr fast routine and lost 20 pounds.

I've been eating this way most of my adult life starting with Atkins. I'm now 72 and every year feel better and healthier. So happy that you're spreading the information! I've been doing IF for the last four years and that too was a game changer!

@climate-civilizations

2 жыл бұрын

If low carb worked so well, then why did you have to do IF too?

@d.wilbur5164

2 жыл бұрын

@@climate-civilizations I'll continue to do If for the rest of my life for the health benefits. I'm 5'3", weigh 118 - 120, maintain a 2 acre garden alone. My life is good because I'm healthy. Carnivore and IF keep me that way and make my doctor happy too. So why wouldn't I do IF?

Hi Dr Becky As I have posted before I am a great believer in your methode for weight loss. The thing that I find is that my weight varies from summer to winter. It is a lot easier to lose weight over summer, not so easy over winter. My metobolic body function demands more food so I tend not to adhere to more strict guide lines over the winter period. This year down here in NZ I find during the winter months when my metabolisim demands more fuel my weight goes up about 2 kg (about 5 lbs) but since following your system I am not worried as I am confident that I can control that minor gain as I come into spring weather. Most animals that we are part of the species do the same. We store energy during the colder seasons to get us though this period. I am sure that the extra weight that I have put on during this period will not stay once the spring/summer season begins. Thanks for your encouragement with your system. Cheers Warwick Smith

Routine. Structure. 5 days no, 2 days yes. Exercise vigorously in the fasting state. Done and done.

Thank you I’ve watched up to 100 videos about fasting over the last month. You by far explained it the best Ive heard so far.

@beckygillaspy

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, Lane!

Thanks Dr.Becky! Congrats on winning your race!!!😉

Very lucid and clear video. Thanks for it.

Thank you so much for your channel you always help me and encourage me!!!

I stumbled on this video and was mostly listening but I glanced up and saw your Husker rug and then of course your Husker shirt in the 5K photo. You now have a new subscription from a fellow Nebraskan.

I just simply cut all root carb vegetables in half , half potato not whole potato. Half a carrot not a whole carrot. And ate more green vegetables that grow above ground . Along with more meat and protein.

Good advice, as always, and many thanks for sharing the photo of your daughter and yourself - I loved how healthy and happy you both looked!

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Luise Z. :)

@jefferythomas7038

Жыл бұрын

Hi what a pretty picture you've on your profile! Just decided to stop by and say Hi!! I hope my compliment is appreciated ❤

Amazing video, thank you :)

You're simply awesome!! Thank you ❣️

I’ve been really enjoying your most helpful and informative channel since I found you at just the right time. As of January 2, I started back up on my low carb diet (now keto). I just wanted to thank you for your very informative and motivating channel. I’ve been feeling so much better now and I just placed my first order with LMNT! Thank you so much!! 😊

@beckygillaspy

6 ай бұрын

That's great to hear, BluJean55!

Thank you so much!

Helpful! I have had to stop dairy (not sure yet if I can handle dairy in the future) and stop gluten (which seems permanent) recently, and as I am gradually trying to get my gut to a better state, I find I am tired, and sometimes I do have headaches. This reminds me to be patient. Slowly, things are getting better.

Challenge accepted - I have a doc appt in 30 days so this is a great motivation to see what being disciplined and diligent to low carb high fat meals can do for my numbers. Thank you for your videos and sharing your knowledge.

Accepted. This is just the change I need. Thank you!l for making it seem doable.

@donnasandow346

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I'll take the challenge up today. I like the opportunity view you discussed.

Your medal was well deserved lady!! And well done👏👏

I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.

This was great. I'm in for the 30 day challenge. I was keto a year ago, and felt wonderful. Then life just happened...but I've been desperate to get back to it again, at least low carb. Hoping that may be my happy-medium. I just wish there was local support like when I did weight watchers. This way you can find suggestions when you plateau or go to BBQs, etc. Thank you again!

@jefferythomas7038

Жыл бұрын

Hi what a pretty picture you've on your profile! Just decided to stop by and say Hi!! I hope my compliment is appreciated ❤

@cherylreed4377

Жыл бұрын

i think this is a great community for us all to get our questions answered

Thank you So much !

Excellent video. I am a competitive Ironman Triathlete who races at least 1x a month and unknown to me have a fatty liver with relatively high elevated AST and ALT liver enzymes 4 months ago. . How ? I lived on sports drinks and glucose packets for training and racing. I also lived on sports drinks all day long as my general drink of choice and perhaps a soda or sweet energy drink or two every day. Also ate a lot of "enriched breads" and pizza. I thought nothing of it, my waist didn't get any larger over the years so I figured I was ok. Little did I know, that fat was building up inside my abdomen as visceral fat. I started Keto and 14:10 fasting 4 months ago and religiously followed around 25 carbs for almost 2 months. The first 7 weeks were absolutely terrible. TERRIBLE. Especially still doing biking and run training daily while fasted. Headaches, aches, urinating constantly, muscle cramps all the time and a really high resting pulse rate. Finally I figured out to increase my sodium to around 4,000 mg (9.5g of Himalyan salt) (Florida is hot) , take a potassium supplement and eat an avocado (I really dislike them) every day. Around 7 weeks, my resting pulse and my exercise pulse got back to more normal. At 8 weeks I started moving into eating around 75g to 100g of carbs depending on training schedule. At 3 months I can bike training ride 3+ hours or run 1+ hours (in Zone 3 heart rate zone) while I have been fasted for at least 13 hours. I almost gave up after 7 weeks - As Dr. GIllaspy said, electrolyte replenishment is key. I have used LMNT for a couple of months now. It has been my goto I carry on my bike. KIndof expensive so I buy the ingredients in bulk containers and make my own version with the same electrolyte content. BTW, I cut my Liver Enzyme levels to 1/3 of that in March. My message to readers, dangerous fatty liver can happen to anyone. It is a silent killer. Still perplexes me. Both my Dr. and I were shocked and surprised at the high liver readings in March.

You are so balanced. I follow others on FB and their lifestyles are so complicated that people chastise themselves for an off day. I feel like it’s robbing them of the joy of food and life. We aren’t slaves and we don’t have to be poking our fingers to prove it. The “early wo/man” that we are trying to emulate certainly didn’t poke her/his fingers! Thanks for being a wise voice of reason as you teach and challenge us. 🌻Laura

I’m already on day 3. I’m just watching for encouragement. I’ve done this before and fell off the wagon. I’m determined to stay on this time.

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Great to hear that you're on day 3, Tiny Metal Trees!

Thank you!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Dr Becky, You are the best. Both your knowledge and your gracious presentation give people like me who have struggled most of my life with carb addiction the support and motivation needed to succeed in ending the yo yo madness of fighting obesity. God Bless you and your husband!

@beckygillaspy

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Very good information. Another great video. 👍💪

Thank you, Dr. Gillaspy for this excellent explanation of how to make our bodies fat adapted or metabolically flexible. I started learning this about two years ago with intermittent fasting: You have added to my knowledge and I will try the electrolytes as I do have a hard time feeling full when I eat.

Started the carnivore diet and I did go through a transitional period. My diet before was mostly carbs. I am now starting to see the benefits of low carbs. I feel better. What actually works for me is to go 3 days high protein low carb and then on day 4, I get to splurge and it's all the carbs I want then I either partially or entirely fast on day 5 then back to the routine. Don't plan to ever go back to a high-carb diet.

Very well explained

Thank you!!!

Hello, doing a mix between keto and low carb. Carbs only after jogging ore cycling to fill up and regenerate better. Intermitted fasting (only one meal at the weekend) is normal for me. You save a lot of time and money if you do not eat so often 🙂. It is very comfortable , too - not looking for food every 4 hours. But I do not forget to enjoy live (pizza,beer and so on) after having this (once a week) i train more. Also drinking abel cidre vinager with water works for me. Sorry for my bad english. Greetings from Germany

First time I’ve seen your channel. Great information and presentation. Subscribed.

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to my channel, The Warped Board!

I commit to your challenge, Dr. Becky. The fasting part has been a great habit for me. I have trained myself to go for 16-26 hours of IF. 3-4/ times each week. However, I believe I need the electrolytes. I drink between 5-7 bottles of water daily. Thanks for the excellent, encouraging, and insightful video. I appreciate the discount too!

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Horace :)

@horacewilliamsjr-Author

2 жыл бұрын

@@beckygillaspyI've even told my mother about your videos!😊

I've been carnivore since January 1st. I was in nutritional ketosis daily (,5 or above ketones). I lost 50 lbs of body fat according to my scale. However, I started chemo and the dexmethazone was spiking my glucose and I can't get back into ketosis. I told the doctor I had no nausea or vomiting and so I stopped the pills after #4. My glucose is still under 100 and I think I am seeing some new weight-loss. I think glucose is the cause of chemo side effects!

I've committed to 7 days of carnivore to reset from 'keto grief eating' (lost my mom). Haven't eaten SAD foods, just too much keto food. I will commit here to the other 23 days. This is gonna be very helpful. Thanks DocB! 💜

@rosannechalson5826

2 жыл бұрын

I just read your comment and even though you don't know me, sorry you lost your Mom. Good luck with your reset!

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss, Sing it. I admire your commitment.

@singit3630

2 жыл бұрын

@@rosannechalson5826 thank you and thank you, very much!💜

@sparklermp70

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss. My mom passed a year ago and I turned to all The SAD foods but now I’m getting back on track by doing carnivore. We can do this.

@singit3630

2 жыл бұрын

@@sparklermp70 let's DO this!!!💜 9 months for me.💔

Thank you 😊

Ty doctor becky

Hi Dr. Gillaspy, thx 4 leading me here. Congrats on the medal! 🎊 Another question: does the fiber content of certain sources negate the process of fat adaptation, for instance I prefer to use lots of foods w/fat over oils such as flax and chia seeds, which contains fat, but also lots of fiber. I SO appreciate you and Thx again!

Thank you so much, your not only beautiful your also a game changes, I'm a little old man living in the UK and following a accident that put me in a wheelchair for a year I put on a lot of weight that I struggled to shed, but after seeing your channel not only have I started shedding the horrible fat, I actually feel better within myself, I enjoy my exercise more and have a lot more energy, thank you again , you don't know how you have changed my life for the better.

@beckygillaspy

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, Tony! I wish you all the best!

"opportunity cost"! I LOVE that!!

Hello Dr. Becky; I really enjoy watching your videos. You make something that could be boring interesting. I like your presentation.

@beckygillaspy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Bryant!

hi doc, looking forward to get my LVMH sample pack….

Dr. Becky, I love your videos and want to take this 30 day challenge, but I have *consistently* been starting low carb, doing well, and then falling off the horse when I hit serious stress. Could use some advice. Thanks for posting this video!

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Hi D DuBois, I have a couple of videos on stress. You can find them on my channel page or do a search for them on KZread.

Been working on lowering carbs but still learning how to keep track, and knowing how many carbs in various foods. I have been IF for a couple years. I am maintaining weight but want to conquer cravings for unhealthy snacks. Electrolytes might help!

Hey doc, long time no take aways!😄 Thanks for sharing this valuable information 👍 hope you run more races with flying colors. Been on fasting 16/8 since a year now. Have lost 15 kgs. Becoming fat-adaptive will surely keep me from losing the muscle mass and since our brain also runs on fats most of the time. This take away is valuable. Namaste from India 🇮🇳

@gauravarora9752

Жыл бұрын

Pavan r u doing low carb

@pavanarora3538

Жыл бұрын

@@gauravarora9752 overall I do keto , but sometimes I do take low carbs. How about you? Are you into intermittent fasting?

electrolytes help me fast (I like Ultima replenisher). and I also find that celery juice (from powder, not strained fresh, from Simply Celery) helps me not feel hungry and cuts sugar cravings.

I am folowing all these keto Doctors on youtube they are my mentors on low carb. I am back to swimming, eat two times a day a ketogênic style. Lost 10 quilograms. Joint pains and fibromylagia lessen out. A big thanks From Brasil.

I must say, I bought a box of LMNT variety pack and was shocked at how refreshing and delicious they were! I just got my 2nd box and added the chocolate medely. I just finished a hot chocolate raspberry and it too was delicious. I was only drinking water and missed my beverages. This was a happy surprise and will make my diet better.

I have been doing low card and IF for 43 days and have lost 15 lbs. i am 5 lbs from my goal weight. How do you continue to eat like this and not continue to lose weight? I need a video on maintenance. Thank you for all your videos. I have lost weight many times and gain in back over time. The first week was really hard but after that not as hard as a low calorie diet. Many thanks.

Thank you for all your videos ❤ what are your thoughts on carnivore diet?

@beckygillaspy

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! I have a video on the carnivore diet that shares my thoughts: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eYd6w9yFnsuxYso.html

I've done it now for 4 weeks. I've lost 1st 2lbs ❤. And I feel great. First week, felt a bit tired, but it because I went too low too quick. Got it sorted now ❤. It really does work x

V useful information I m v grateful to u

Hi. Thanks for all the information. So you have something specifically for vegetarians or vegans? Thanks

Doctor. Thanks for help us , God bless u. I am leaning , me 56 growing Spiritually but I used to be in good shape and then igaining weight and I was really tired of diets and running. and now I found you thank you so much

Congrats on your race, I used to joke that my age group would get better as I got older. Now that my knees feel better with low carb, I hope to get back to running small races, no half marathons now, but that would be such a "win" for me to finish 5 k after joint pain etc with inflammation and weight on knees for the last decade : )

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Go for it!

Yes I accept the challenge!

Thank you Dr Becky just what I needed! Accepting the challenge. Thank you too for explaining how you use the LMNT, very helpful. Your daughter is beautiful and congratulations to both of you, thanks for sharing! God bless you for all you do to help others in this journey. We need you and are so grateful for you! 🙏❤️

@beckygillaspy

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Tammy M!

Accepted starting now❣️

Absolutely wonderful video! I 100 percent agree. My hubby and I are doing keto and will be starting carnivore next week. And yes, we will be drinking coffee too! 😂 we are really enjoying your channel.

@Simonpt2000

7 ай бұрын

I second that

Challenge accepted. Eating and living in that way since December 2021 and lost 25kg. Never felt better than now.

I was always told to lose fat you have to stop eating fat. Little good did that do me 😒 This makes a lot of sense. I'm going to give it a go. Thanks Dr. Becky 😊👍🏿

@xxlxpman

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Stick with it William, it will work!!!

Thank you. This video answered a few questions I had. Over the past year I've lost 50 pounds and my BP and A1C are no longer terrifying, though they're also not where I want them. I have 60 pounds to go, and a physical scheduled in one month. I have a question. Currently if I eat simple carbs I find that for the next day or two I crave more of them, though when I'm eating low carb I don't miss them at all. You mentioned that when one is fat adapted an occasional high carb treat is no problem. Are cravings that I've described normal, or it is purely psychosomatic? It sounds like when I become fat adapted those cravings won't be an issue but I gotta admit I'm a bit scared about that.

I accept!

LMNT is delicious but find to use half a packet. Went through a box and reordered.

I accept the challenge!

Another viewer so glad she found you Dr. Becky! Can I ask: re the big daily salad, can you have cottage cheese (instead of a dressing) and beetroot? Also, re the non-starchy vegetables, why do they have to be cooked? Xx

My vacation threw my body for a loop. eating carbs all week.

If a person keeps plant carbohydrates to maybe 30 grams a day, how can they NOT be fat adapted?