I used to be that fat girl that was constantly in the gym and people used to laugh and say that I never lost any weight- it’s pointless.
The same people are now asking me; “ How do I lose my belly sis?”
Don’t ever ever give up on your MVP❗️
#weightloss#TransformationTuesday
Every oncall has been on site. Can we turn this around in an hour? 😭😭😭😭😭. I’m tiyad.
It’s hard explaining to people the tiredness. The gym is the only thing I have energy for.
I’ve been watching a pattern develop for years:
Someone goes full carnivore… feels better than they have in decades… builds a huge following on social media…
And then later adds a small amount of carbs back in, and people act like the earth just tilted on its axis.
Here’s my take after 7+ years of success on a low-carb diet, 80 lbs lost, metabolic markers reversed, and a lot of N=1 experiments:
This isn’t a crisis, & it probably doesn’t deserve a tenth of the attention it gets.
There’s a whole spectrum inside “low-carb / keto / carnivore,” and people move along that spectrum for different reasons, including training demands, stress, sleep, hormones, age, goals, the season of life they’re in.
Once you restore metabolic health and insulin sensitivity, some people can tolerate (and even benefit from) small amounts of strategically chosen carbs. That doesn’t invalidate the carnivore way of eating.
It does mean humans are adaptable.
Carnivore works brilliantly for a lot of people, especially when they’re inflamed, insulin resistant, or trying to break the cycle of cravings. It can be a powerful reset.
But the goal for me is not to follow a rigid identity. My goal is to find the combination of foods that gives me the best expected benefits and the lowest expected costs—for my individual needs, right now.
@_Nicksy 🤣. You are better than me. 1 person is enough for me. They also need to let me be with my morning routine. Let me go for my 10km hike, I’ll catch you at breakfast around 10:30 am.