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Many people do OMAD (one meal a day) that contains 1800-2500 calories.
If you are an intelligent individual with any sort of accountability - calories in vs calories out can produce results. But every 'body' reacts differently to different stimulus.
First, where that model is flawed is when people drop calories too low and the body's basil metabolic rate drops and goes into 'starvation mode'.
Second, there are other factors that affect how the body burns said calories. Here is where intermittent fasting comes in to play. Beyond 16-24hrs without food stimulus the body increases metabolism, HGH increases, adrenaline increases - more calories are burned. But the great part if intermittent fasting is you do not reduce caloric intake. Many people do OMAD (one meal a day) that contains 1800-2500 calories. Fat burn and weight loss without caloric deficiency. I won't harp on the mental part of IF, but it feels amazing!
Third, kind of looping back to the main point of being a smart individual, is 100 calories of a cookie is vastly different than 100 calories of olive oil. A cookies's 100 calories is from empty sugar and carbs. It spikes insulin, which spikes fat storage. Also the body can't do much with those 100 cookie carbs. Not to mention the negative affect of the dopamine high and then low from the cookie and cravings for more. The 100 calories of the olive oil is 100% fat, and fat does not trigger a strong insulin response from the body = less fat storage. That in a nutshell is the key to weight loss on a high-fat low-carb keto diet. But as Quinc mentioned, there are far more benefits to IF and keto than weight loss.
Every person is different and no diet is perfect. I'm not necessarily against the calorie deficit diet all together, it can produce results. But the calories in vs out model has many, many flaws and it isn't the most 'healthy' option depending on what types of food the individual chooses to eat. Keto naturally takes out processed foods and that in itself is a huge step in the right direction.
Hey I'm not trying to say you are wrong man, I'm saying cals in vs out has it's flaws. Just like keto, and ANY other diet. If it works for you, stay with it and do what makes you happy. The end game for each of is is your own quality of life.Cookies are also made with Butter(fat), Eggs(protein), and usually some chocolate(caffeine)....You're losing credibility. I snack on cookies during long camping jet ski weekends, where we're riding more than 4 hours a day. During those events I can never get enough calories into my system. The only workout that compares to full out jet skiing has been power cleans, where cardio and lifting are combined. I ride hard enough to see stars at times, which is my body running out of oxygen.
I've done half marathons and biked more than 120 miles in one day. I know the high you speak of, it's called running on fat reserves and adrenaline. The same thing used to happen at the end of 5 hour football practices in August. I don't need a fad diet like "Keto" to get me to that point.
@Quinc How is eating two pounds of meat in one sitting healthy?
I only eat one meal a day at the moment, dinner. I just choose not to fast and eat a small breakfast and lunch.
Cookies are also made with Butter(fat), Eggs(protein), and usually some chocolate(caffeine)....You're losing credibility. I snack on cookies during long camping jet ski weekends, where we're riding more than 4 hours a day. During those events I can never get enough calories into my system.
@Quinc How is eating two pounds of meat in one sitting healthy?
One thing on Keto I found, if you go donate blood, make sure you are getting simple carbs in before/during or you will most likely hit the floor when you try stand up afterwards.
One thing on Keto I found, if you go donate blood, make sure you are getting simple carbs in before/during or you will most likely hit the floor when you try stand up afterwards.
Also keto has the benefit of reduced insulin spikes and lower trending blood sugars. Great benefits if facing vascular problems in the future.Cholesterol is a natural occurring healer in your blood. Carbs inflame the arteries and cholesterol attaches there to repair, hence narrowing arteries and hbp. Get rid of the carbs
Definitely check out the Keto Clarity and Cholesterol Clarity books. I listed to both of them on Audible while sitting in endless traffic. Very informative, and will definitely enlighten your mindset towards cholesterol, particle size, and statens/the health industry as a whole.how does this work for someone like myself who is beginning to have cholesterol and hbp issues. is this only for people who have no secondary issues?
im definitely curious since i have lost the metabolism of my first 49 years
I raced two full days a few weekends ago, running on only one keto omelette each morning. Simply didn't get hungry and didn't need to eat. Great fat burn and great racing!
i am really giving this keto thing a college try, first time ive ever been able to really shake things up with my diet, but im finding it very difficult to avoid carbs with out preparing every meal myself and im not someone who likes to spend much time in the kitchen. bad stuff is so readily available....and cheap too
This is my goto:
You can make a ton at once and add all kinds of stuff to mix up flavors.
https://www.ditchthecarbs.com/meatloaf-cupcakes/
Also pork skins and guacamole
I also freeride, the racing is much more demanding. At least at my skill level haha. Five 12 minute races riding at VO2 max burns some calories!Down another 5 pounds, 190lbs this morning. Still eating cookies and drinking beer when I feel like it. only 5 more pounds to go!
Racing is nothing like an entire day of free riding. Racing you sit around waiting for a 10 minute heat every two hours. You're comparing the 100 meter dash to an Ironman.