Ketogenic diet
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I was born yesterday.....or was it the day before...anyway, wtf does n=1 mean? What is "n"?1
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I have been on paleo for almost a year and now Im slowly transitioning to keto + IF. I feel great but socializing is a huge issue with my dietary habits. Anyone got any advice for that?1
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DJ_Skywalker wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I hope you added apple cider vinegar to your tea
Of course. It's the cure-all. I steeped my tea in hot cider vinegar because water isn't pH balanced.
- This has to be labeled as adding to sarcasm again because it's a serious answer somewhere in the world -I was born yesterday.....or was it the day before...anyway, wtf does n=1 mean? What is "n"?
In experimental data, "n" represents the number of subjects in any given study. So, n=1, is practically a self experiment and bears no objective data that can be applied to anything else outside of that since there is no control group to simultaneously measure data against or compare during the trial.
It's anecdote. And basically lends itself for people to haphazardly fling around the statement, "it worked for me" which is great for them. Too bad it doesn't mean anything to anyone else.1 -
I have been on paleo for almost a year and now Im slowly transitioning to keto + IF. I feel great but socializing is a huge issue with my dietary habits. Anyone got any advice for that?
By "socializing" do you mean eating with others? I believe many restaurants will have a protein + vegetable dish in their menus. Other than that, if it's starting to hinder your social life, then why alienate yourself because of a feeding schedule and a restrictive diet?1 -
I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm20 -
I have been on paleo for almost a year and now Im slowly transitioning to keto + IF. I feel great but socializing is a huge issue with my dietary habits. Anyone got any advice for that?
By "socializing" do you mean eating with others? I believe many restaurants will have a protein + vegetable dish in their menus. Other than that, if it's starting to hinder your social life, then why alienate yourself because of a feeding schedule and a restrictive diet?
What is a social life worth when you have extreme dieting measures to keep you company?6 -
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet.
Come again?11 -
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Yes! It is the only thing that worked for me. Health problems have essentially disappeared. Yes, it's hard and "restrictive" but its restrictive in that it restricts things I shouldn't be eating in the first place (i.e binging a tub of ice cream or a pound of enriched white pasta). So...I dont think that's restrictive at all, lol.4
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GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Just when I thought your posts couldn't get any more loopy.....
A new level of woo!13 -
bergeree1989 wrote: »Yes! It is the only thing that worked for me. Health problems have essentially disappeared. Yes, it's hard and "restrictive" but its restrictive in that it restricts things I shouldn't be eating in the first place (i.e binging a tub of ice cream or a pound of enriched white pasta). So...I dont think that's restrictive at all, lol.
But for someone like me, I'd be restricted from more than things than large quantities of ice cream and pasta. It would be hard to fit even a single serving of pasta on the number of carbohydrates I'd be limited to, let alone the amount of fruit, vegetables, beans, and whole grains I like to eat. I can understand that certain individuals may not feel restricted on keto, but it's certainly a restricted diet. For example, the sweet potato biscuit (made with sweet potatoes and whole wheat flour) that is just a part of my planned dinner tonight would completely blow out my total carbohydrate goal for the day if I was on keto. I don't consider a single biscuit to be something that I "shouldn't" eat.5 -
bergeree1989 wrote: »Yes! It is the only thing that worked for me. Health problems have essentially disappeared. Yes, it's hard and "restrictive" but its restrictive in that it restricts things I shouldn't be eating in the first place (i.e binging a tub of ice cream or a pound of enriched white pasta). So...I dont think that's restrictive at all, lol.
I think keto works well for some people, but it restricts way more than "things I shouldn't be eating in the first place," or at least it did for me.
I was only able to consume the amount of vegetables I think is reasonable because I had a higher than usual carb limit. My own research was that under 50 g net should be low enough, and I aimed for about 60 g total (which was roughly 35 g net), which I filled almost entirely with vegetables (plus avocado), nuts and seeds, and a little dairy. I still felt like I was limiting vegetables beyond what I prefer (I eat more now, when not watching carbs, and I ate more before trying keto when I was eating around 100-120 g carbs). With the more common 20 g I see recommended, I would have been restricting vegetables much more.
Foods that I restricted even more than that were: fruit (I was not able to consume any fruit unless I cut back on vegetables, which I was unwilling to do), beans and lentils (same, with the exception of black soybeans and edamame), whole grains and tubers (you may not think roasted potatoes or sweet potatoes or oats or the like are healthful, but I do).
It was actually perfectly possible to make "keto treats" and kind of fun to try them, so I actually made more sweets than usual (with xylitol, not sugar). I still did it only rarely as they had sufficient carbs that they caused me to go over, but no more so than fruit would have (less, generally).
Beyond that, most dessert items (like ice cream) have lots of calories and fat, as well as carbs, so seeing them as the main restriction on a keto diet wouldn't be my thought -- they'd obviously be restricted with a lower cal diet (which doesn't mean you can't fit in any) or a low fat diet. In fact, one thing I did was make a non sweet cardamom ice cream (delicious, I ended up using it with coffee) and then an ice cream with a little bit of fake sweetener (okay, the texture was off). Both were high cal, but low carb.1 -
GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Just when I thought your posts couldn't get any more loopy.....
A new level of woo!
Took me a bit to understand why your said A new level of wool.
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MacrosandMacaroons wrote: »I have been on paleo for almost a year and now Im slowly transitioning to keto + IF. I feel great but socializing is a huge issue with my dietary habits. Anyone got any advice for that?
By "socializing" do you mean eating with others? I believe many restaurants will have a protein + vegetable dish in their menus. Other than that, if it's starting to hinder your social life, then why alienate yourself because of a feeding schedule and a restrictive diet?
What is a social life worth when you have extreme dieting measures to keep you company?
It's quite profound when you consider the advantages of being a social pariah.. I mean, you don't have to share your food, thoughts, jokes, conversations, joys, misery, etc. with anyone but yourself. Keto transcends the need for people.4 -
GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Surely, you jest. I'm well-versed in the art of mysticism and baffling, good sir. By tapping into mother earth's source material, she has provided infinite wisdom bestowed by the power of the ketogenic deities: Hevi Crema, Fatt Acidas, and the almighty Buttuer. This was brought into light when ancient man discovered the fermentation of coconut remnants for pleasures of the self in their hedonist enlightenment journey, yet as they tasted the literal pleasures of the flesh, they found it euphoric to reach nirvana and called upon the heavens to decree it the most abundant of energy density.
Jimmy Moore, himself, has ascended the ranks of ketonians to be placed atop the keto spire as a reincarnated prophet and purveyor of ketogenic desire, decimating the heathens of carb warriors with his iron cast spatula.
I got this in the bag, my dude.25 -
GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Surely, you jest. I'm well-versed in the art of mysticism and baffling, good sir. By tapping into mother earth's source material, she has provided infinite wisdom bestowed by the power of the ketogenic deities: Hevi Crema, Fatt Acidas, and the almighty Buttuer. This was brought into light when ancient man discovered the fermentation of coconut remnants for pleasures of the self in their hedonist enlightenment journey, yet as they tasted the literal pleasures of the flesh, they found it euphoric to reach nirvana and called upon the heavens to decree it the most abundant of energy density.
Jimmy Moore, himself, has ascended the ranks of ketonians to be placed atop the keto spire as a reincarnated prophet and purveyor of ketogenic desire, decimating the heathens of carb warriors with his iron cast spatula.
I got this in the bag, my dude.
Where, oh WHERE is the 'awesome' button when you need it?
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GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Surely, you jest. I'm well-versed in the art of mysticism and baffling, good sir. By tapping into mother earth's source material, she has provided infinite wisdom bestowed by the power of the ketogenic deities: Hevi Crema, Fatt Acidas, and the almighty Buttuer. This was brought into light when ancient man discovered the fermentation of coconut remnants for pleasures of the self in their hedonist enlightenment journey, yet as they tasted the literal pleasures of the flesh, they found it euphoric to reach nirvana and called upon the heavens to decree it the most abundant of energy density.
Jimmy Moore, himself, has ascended the ranks of ketonians to be placed atop the keto spire as a reincarnated prophet and purveyor of ketogenic desire, decimating the heathens of carb warriors with his iron cast spatula.
I got this in the bag, my dude.
Swoon!10 -
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GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Everytime you post something, you get a ton of woo, it's too hilarious. Not sure if you're trolling for the 'woo'6 -
janejellyroll wrote: »I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet.
Come again?
And I wish I were kidding about the source link if memory serves me correctly.
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GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Everytime you post something, you get a ton of woo, it's too hilarious. Not sure if you're trolling for the 'woo'
It's actually a bit impressive.6 -
GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Everytime you post something, you get a ton of woo, it's too hilarious. Not sure if you're trolling for the 'woo'
Almost as much of an institution as Shouty Guy.10 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Everytime you post something, you get a ton of woo, it's too hilarious. Not sure if you're trolling for the 'woo'
Almost as much of an institution as Shouty Guy.
And makes about as much sense.11 -
GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Everytime you post something, you get a ton of woo, it's too hilarious. Not sure if you're trolling for the 'woo'
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ACueMhFVGHU
@fb47 I see you are relative new to MFP forums so welcome. You have noticed there are many with many different agendas posting here. Above is an example of the kinds of things that fuel my drive to walk death backwards as long as possible that I just watched tonight. It helps push the nonsense in life to the side and out of sight.
20, 30 or 40 years ago I too was able to make fun of others thinking I knew they were wrong and I was right. Life has a way of teaching us over time just how little we know about ourselves and others.
Now at 67 I relatively know less than at any point in my life. Sure after 12 years of butt in chair classroom post high school training I know/knew many facts. The funny thing is I have learned the facts often change like at what level of Vitamin D does it become toxic to humans.
Over time while I have learned a lot of info I have become aware how much more there is to learn. Even if I continue to learn until I am 110 at 110 I will relativity know less than I know and understand today.
It is fun to learn about how people lived 3000 to 15,000 years ago that is still often a mystery as to their talents. This last summer I bought a 1966 Ford 3000 diesel tractor that I am fixing up so the daughter can use it with caring for her mini horses and some day when she gets out of school she can keep it if she wishes.
I post under my real name and photo. I use a real profile that will lead anyone interested to my full resume and web tracks on different forums of very different subjects. All my posts on the different forums are as factual as possible. My MFP posts are based on science that I expect I can successfully support if required in a legal environment.
My overriding concern is that people new to MFP be helped instead of being made fun of or worse. Some people do not seem to realize the pain levels of most people are already nearing the breaking point before they come to MFP hoping against hope to find a helpful word of encouragement and helpful knowledge.
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GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »janejellyroll wrote: »I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet.
Come again?
And I wish I were kidding about the source link if memory serves me correctly.
You're not wrong about that source link.5 -
bergeree1989 wrote: »Yes! It is the only thing that worked for me. Health problems have essentially disappeared. Yes, it's hard and "restrictive" but its restrictive in that it restricts things I shouldn't be eating in the first place (i.e binging a tub of ice cream or a pound of enriched white pasta). So...I dont think that's restrictive at all, lol.
@bergeree1989 welcome to MFP forums. This is an awesome first post. I wish I had done this long before I was 63 and had wrecked my health but major long term health issues have been resolving nicely since I started the Way Of Eating Oct 2014.
I do not find it restrictive. Restrictive in my mine would be in a coffin 6 feet underground prematurely. 11 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »GaleHawkins wrote: »I always equated blood type diets with trying to eat according to your zodiac sign. Sounds dumb? You bet.
Excuse me while I burn some sage to align my chakras so I can drink my detox tea in correlation with lunar patterns. I had a bit too many carbs this past weekend and need to get back into ketosis asap otherwise my fat burning power will be lost forever.
/sarcasm
I take it you have not studied the history behind the early zodiac source and how it is associated with the same source that introduced grains into man's diet. It was just something Google turned up when I started to studying how man came to add grains to his paleo WOE.
As a side note I expect error has been added to ancient wisdom by mistakes in translating and some by intent making it all questionable. Just because the ketogenic diet may be 10,000 years old does not mean it is the right WOE for everyone today however it is one of many WOE's that seem to work well for humans today.
ancient-wisdom.com/zodiac.htm
Everytime you post something, you get a ton of woo, it's too hilarious. Not sure if you're trolling for the 'woo'
Almost as much of an institution as Shouty Guy.
And makes about as much sense.
"Keto clarity" has always been one of the talking points for the ketogenic diet.
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“Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”
-Michael Pollan7
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