STOKED!!
Jacqgh777
Posts: 150 Member
Lost 4 lbs in 5 days!! Following Dr. Berg for my hormone body type has really helped me!!
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Thanks!!! About to weigh here shortly!ClayBengal wrote: »
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Nice start.
Congrats!
Make sure you keep up your salt intake. If some of that is water you may need to increase sodium to balance lost electrolytes.1 -
Nice start. Congrats!
Make sure you keep up your salt intake. If some of that is water you may need to increase sodium to balance lost electrolytes.
@nvmomketo
Thank you. I am up on salt. I also have Electrolytes.
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Those have very little sodium.
Hopefully you’re supplementing sodium in another way as well.
You’d need like 30 or more of those a day, I addition to salting all food, to even get within the low range of recommended supplementation.2 -
Sunny_Bunny_ wrote: »Those have very little sodium.
Hopefully you’re supplementing sodium in another way as well.
You’d need like 30 or more of those a day, I addition to salting all food, to even get within the low range of recommended supplementation.
I’m getting my daily requirements in salting my food. Agreed the sodium on these are low. Won’t buy again0 -
I can’t imagine getting enough just by salting food. I don’t like food that salty
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I measure what I intake and add to my food. I also have acv drinks with water lemon and salt. I’m buying an electrolyte drink which is way better and as far as magnesium and potassium I’m all set. What works for one may not work for another. Thanks for the post :-)))1
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Sunny_Bunny_ wrote: »I can’t imagine getting enough just by salting food. I don’t like food that salty
A great reminder!2 -
I track my sodium and then usually have bouillon in the evening to meet goal. I was out of bouillon last night, so I measured out Morton's Lite Salt and mixed it up in some Crystal Light.2
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@Sunny_Bunny_ - I bought a much better electrolyte powder today! 1000 mg of potassium
Per serving and all the extras. Sodium is not too high on it but with my daily intake on my own and in acv drinks it works out. You were right about the pills I had. Thx :-)0 -
Just be careful not to overdo potassium. You won't need too much as long as you are taking care of sodium. Potassium and magnesium go low when sodium is too low, and the body starts leeching out those minerals to use instead.
I used to just take 1/2 a teaspoon of salt with a water chaser every morning. I don't enjoy a lot of salt on my food either. 1 -
Just be careful not to overdo potassium. You won't need too much as long as you are taking care of sodium. Potassium and magnesium go low when sodium is too low, and the body starts leeching out those minerals to use instead.
I used to just take 1/2 a teaspoon of salt with a water chaser every morning. I don't enjoy a lot of salt on my food either.
@nvmomketo - thanks for the pointers! I appreciate it!!0 -
Definitely be careful with potassium.
My daughter who is chronically potassium deficient, confirmed by blood test, takes a prescription that is only 99mg.
Potassium is dangerous if you get too much and many foods contain potassium that you probably aren’t aware of. Coffee and tea for example have quite a lot.
I personally disagree very much with the keto gains recommendation on potassium but recently I’ve seen both Tyler Cartwright and Luis Villasenor say that people should be careful supplementing potassium especially if there is no confirmation of deficiency.
Read up on the symptoms of potassium overdose so you can recognize them if you happen to have issue with it.
My honest opinion is simply swallowing ordinary sea salt crystals is the best way to go.
I literally buy giant bags at TJMaxx for like $3 or plain old sea salt.0 -
I think I’m going to stick to the sea salt as well. I do eat 7-10 cups salad/veggies which has a lot of potassium too. Thanks for the info. Will read up on it!!! XoSunny_Bunny_ wrote: »Definitely be careful with potassium.
My daughter who is chronically potassium deficient, confirmed by blood test, takes a prescription that is only 99mg.
Potassium is dangerous if you get too much and many foods contain potassium that you probably aren’t aware of. Coffee and tea for example have quite a lot.
I personally disagree very much with the keto gains recommendation on potassium but recently I’ve seen both Tyler Cartwright and Luis Villasenor say that people should be careful supplementing potassium especially if there is no confirmation of deficiency.
Read up on the symptoms of potassium overdose so you can recognize them if you happen to have issue with it.
My honest opinion is simply swallowing ordinary sea salt crystals is the best way to go.
I literally buy giant bags at TJMaxx for like $3 or plain old sea salt.
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I have been using pink himelean sea salt and feel really great.1
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