Robert's Southern Fried OMAD Journey
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Congrats on getting back on track! Keep up the good work!0
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Hope you are well!0
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catuccifranco08 wrote: »Hope you are well!
I’m good, taking a drive to Canada to meet some gaming buddies.
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Have a wonderful trip!0
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Have a fun trip!1
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Have fun, I hear they make the best Poutine in Canada!!!
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Brendalea69 wrote: »Have fun, I hear they make the best Poutine in Canada!!!
Yeah, I might already have a place picked out...
😃dkayingram wrote: »Have a fun trip!
Thank you!
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Wow...driving all day fasting? Never done that before. Amazing!0
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Enjoy youself in Canada0
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@EstrangedTiger Are you back from Canada? I hope you had a good time with your buddies!
I've been thinking of you and wanting to share that I got away from OMAD (purposely) because I was having too many headaches fasting and then couldn't make myself fast on the weekends. I used to do OMAD only M-F and then let myself relax on the weekends (not go crazy) and it slowly escalated my eating from OMAD to 2MAD then back to 3MAD. Anyway, I decided to try keto again (tried for 6 weeks last year and couldn't get past all the greasiness). This time I'm focusing so much more on veggies and not consuming more fat than I'm actually comfortable with, and that has been a game changer. I've been eating keto-style for 4 weeks now and am down about 15 pounds. I no longer crave carbs like I continued to crave while eating (my version of) normal OMAD.
I'm following Dr. Berg's model of keto--meaning I don't count the carbs of leafy greens toward my carb limit and I'm starting to work in IF. He recommends working toward 2MAD then OMAD, which is really refreshing because I know without a doubt that OMAD is awesome and works. I love how he combines the two and I can have keto-approved food in the morning or middle of the day if I need to take medicine for (yet another) migraine. I'm not able to take it on an empty stomach so if a migraine hits, I have to break my fast.
Anyway, just sharing b/c I know you combine keto and OMAD as well. Once I get back to OMAD (I'm working toward 2MAD now), I might be more active on this page again. But until then, I don't want to get too keto-y for the strictly OMADers.
Hope you are having a good day,
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@Mom2annie Hello. Well, yeah, I use low carb for appetite control. It's also a benefit in being forced to eat more nutrient dense foods. However, I'm more flexible now and eat legumes, for instance. Tis possible because I'm not craving sugar 24/7.
This is more of the Atkins way, because one can progressively add back carbs to reach their sweet spot for each day.
Everyone is different.
I'm happy it is working out for you. Your method can certainly curb appetite and replenish nutrition. I give it credit for rebuilding my body. Was a total wreck until I started making those Berg smoothies and using them on occasion.
Sometimes, I believe the high fat diet can sabotage, so do like your adjustment.
My trip went well. Thank you. Water, laughs and some good food.
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catuccifranco08 wrote: »Enjoy youself in Canada
Thank you, it was fun. The drive was an adventure as well.0 -
Welcome back! How was your trip in Canada? Bet you had lots of adventures!
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Welcome back! How was your trip in Canada? Bet you had lots of adventures!
Canadian immigration held me two hours, accused of being a drug dealer. So funny, I've never had a charge.
So, once they strip searched my car, was allowed to leave with an apology from a supervisor.
Seems I made the mistake of visiting too many countries on their watch list. 😂
Was fun overall. Nice people and good food.
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Oh NO! Glad you made it back safely. Are you sure it wasn't bc you are from Bama
#lovethevols
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dkayingram wrote: »Oh NO! Glad you made it back safely. Are you sure it wasn't bc you are from Bama
#lovethevols
It's OK, UT is my second team - due to family.
So, #wareagle
#justsaynotobama
I have no doubt this was about bama (notice the lower case) profiling.😂
If my car wasn't a rental, would have seen the custom Auburn tag and allowed me past the border with a parade!0 -
LOL well I can totally deal with a war eagle We have a lot of friends that show their Auburn pride and unlike the *other team in the state* Auburn has great fans! #readyforfootball
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dkayingram wrote: »LOL well I can totally deal with a war eagle We have a lot of friends that show their Auburn pride and unlike the *other team in the state* Auburn has great fans! #readyforfootball
Yep, it’s time. May the tailgating begin!
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Glad to hear that you are A-OK. A drug dealer? 2 hours? Good golly! May be they are more careful when the car is rented? Glad to hear that you did enjoy your trip and had good food and wine. Welcome home! 0
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That's one amazing story👍☺1
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Have a great time. Send a pic of the Falls if you can. I love the electrolyte mixture. It gets me through every day.0
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Never been to Canada before. Awesome place to visit, I heard! Photos would be awesome! 0
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I’ll post photos soon, have been trying to juggle two households and failed to weigh or display pics.
Have been doing OMAD - with a twist. Taking in all my fluid during an 8 (or less) hour span, with a typical 1 hour feeding window. So, I’m dry fasting, while still eating. Sorta like Ramadan.
Will weigh soon and can’t wait. This accommodation for my schedule looks to be burning off the weight.
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Glad you are back. The dry fast sounds interesting!0
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dkayingram wrote: »Glad you are back. The dry fast sounds interesting!
Thank you.
It kills my hunger. Makes OMAD easier.
Supposed to be a way to “pop” those stubborn fat cells. Body looking for water.
I’m sure to intake one of the homemade potassium/sodium drinks you see floating around online daily.
Would advise researching the method. It’s not for everybody. Joe speaks of it a couple of times.
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have a great weekend and good luck!0
