Snacks: Low carb, sugar-free, gluten-free

I have been doing this keto diet now for aa year. The past few months I have lost the energy I use to have. I am 5kg below my goalgoal weight. Still fasting intermittently and doing that now with black coffee to not break my fast. Any suggestions to get the energy back @Bumblebabe?
 
Friep said:
I have been doing this keto diet now for aa year. The past few months I have lost the energy I use to have. I am 5kg below my goalgoal weight. Still fasting intermittently and doing that now with black coffee to not break my fast. Any suggestions to get the energy back @Bumblebabe?
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Eat dates during your day.
 
Friep said:
I have been doing this keto diet now for aa year. The past few months I have lost the energy I use to have. I am 5kg below my goalgoal weight. Still fasting intermittently and doing that now with black coffee to not break my fast. Any suggestions to get the energy back @Bumblebabe?
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Hi @Friep
Well done so far.

Inbox my your weight hight age and waist cm. And starting weight.
A tipical meal or two. Any meds you are on now or was on.

Being on Keto (not my favorite) you can exhaust your adrenals.

When you say 5kg below goal weight, is that your goal or the recommended weight for your height? If you are now under weight there is a whole new can of worms opening. Women need at least 23-24% body fat to maintain hormone balance. Men about 21-22%.
If you are on Keto you are starving your body of sugar (this is a good thing), but if you do not consume enough fat and your body has used up its body fat reserves, it will start using your muscles for energy.

So I need a bit more info to help you out

Monitoring a client’s progress I can suggest B vitamin complex or adding D3 or omega 3, all depending on where you are.

Let me know so we can get your energy back up
 
Bumblebabe said:
Just in case someone would be interested in more info on the Banting, LCHF, Keto and Low carb diets, I am doing a live webinar on Wednesday.
Going live on Wednesday evening at 7pm.
Register and share the link.
It’s free.

https://mailchi.mp/a225eba282c8/lchlwebinar
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I read an interesting book regarding these diets. They did studies and had similar results by cutting fat and increasing carbs and protein.

Will watch the webinar for sure!
 
Spyro said:
I read an interesting book regarding these diets. They did studies and had similar results by cutting fat and increasing carbs and protein.

Will watch the webinar for sure!
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@Spyro Most "usual" diets cut fat - that's why there's an abundance of low-fat items on supermarket shelves. Personally, I prefer Banting simply because I'm diabetic (says she, having just devoured a slab of chocolate) so cutting carbs is something I usually do anyway.

It's the increase in fat that most people can't get their head around with Banting. Whoever heard of a diet where you may - no should - eat the fat on a lamb chop, or have bacon for breakfast?? I tell you, Banting is a wonderful lifestyle!

However, I think the main culprit is the combination of fat and carbs. That is what is so unhealthy - and makes people gain weight. So I guess reducing one of them, whichever is one's personal choice, would be a good thing.
 
Spyro said:
I read an interesting book regarding these diets. They did studies and had similar results by cutting fat and increasing carbs and protein.

Will watch the webinar for sure!
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I sure hope you watched

Any diet will work, purely because most cut out processed junk food first. As soon as you do that in any diet, anyone will lose weight.
However, consider this, low fat is a process a natural food is put through to take out the fat, then it taste like cardboard, so they add sugar and chemicals. What are you left with? Processed junk.
This is why 70% of the world population is overweight, under nourish, got diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, dementia, cancer and the list goes on and on.

Now the new theory is to eat the food as it comes. Full cream milk, butter (whisk the milk and tada), eat the whole animal (incl fats and organs), 3/4 of you plate is above group veggies.
Cut out seed oils, chemicals and sugars, highly processed foods, over produced grains, and no underground veggies.

Totally back to nature.

We do not walk around all day eating fat. The media has blown it all out of proportion and calling it a high fat, high protein diet, while it’s far from that.
We teach Whole Foods as natural as possible.

I personally advice staying away from anything on the shelves marked as gluten free, sugar free, Banting or keto. Unless you know the person producing these products, you’re not guaranteed that it’s save to use.
Real food do not last for months on the shelves.

My next webinar is 24 April, I try to focus more on making a new lifestyle permanent and changing the way we see food.
Join the next one, I would love some challenging questions :--)
 
@Bumblebabe you'll be interested in this.

Local teen scientist makes it big in China
https://www.capetownetc.com/cape-town/local-teen-scientist-makes-it-big-in-china

Cape Town high school student Phoebe Mgxaji (16) has done the Mother City proud by winning major honours in one of the largest science competitions in the world ... when she competed in the 39th Beijing Youth Science Creation Competition and received a silver medal in the Biomedical Science category, a R4 250 cash prize and the Youth Science and Technology Innovation special award.

The path to the Beijing science competition wasn’t an easy one. First, Mgxaji’s project about food labelling had to make it through a regional round and then get the thumbs up at Eskom’s Expo for Young Scientists events in Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth.

Mgxaji stresses that her project was about more than doing well at the international science competition and she hopes to bring about real change in society with her work. One of her main focuses is to reduce the jargon on food labels and increase the information regarding the nutritional contents.

“People are not aware of what they are eating, because the information is too scientific, or filled with numbers that regular people don’t understand,” Mgxaji says.

As one of South Africa’s biggest problems is obesity, the young learner is hoping to change the way large food companies label their products to better communicate to the consumer what they are eating.

After high school, Mgxaji plans to study Cardiology, explaining how this ties in with her recent project. “What you eat does affect your health, and your health does affects your heart,” she says.
 
@Bumbebabe I do hope that the food industry takes her labelling suggestion to heart (pun intended :-D ) because honestly, it takes forever to read labels before one buys something.
 
Hooked said:
@Bumblebabe you'll be interested in this.

Local teen scientist makes it big in China
https://www.capetownetc.com/cape-town/local-teen-scientist-makes-it-big-in-china

Cape Town high school student Phoebe Mgxaji (16) has done the Mother City proud by winning major honours in one of the largest science competitions in the world ... when she competed in the 39th Beijing Youth Science Creation Competition and received a silver medal in the Biomedical Science category, a R4 250 cash prize and the Youth Science and Technology Innovation special award.

The path to the Beijing science competition wasn’t an easy one. First, Mgxaji’s project about food labelling had to make it through a regional round and then get the thumbs up at Eskom’s Expo for Young Scientists events in Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth.

Mgxaji stresses that her project was about more than doing well at the international science competition and she hopes to bring about real change in society with her work. One of her main focuses is to reduce the jargon on food labels and increase the information regarding the nutritional contents.

“People are not aware of what they are eating, because the information is too scientific, or filled with numbers that regular people don’t understand,” Mgxaji says.

As one of South Africa’s biggest problems is obesity, the young learner is hoping to change the way large food companies label their products to better communicate to the consumer what they are eating.

After high school, Mgxaji plans to study Cardiology, explaining how this ties in with her recent project. “What you eat does affect your health, and your health does affects your heart,” she says.
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Here’s hoping.
Well done to her, that is so awesome.
 
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My next live webinar will be tomorrow evening 15 May at 7pm.
❤️I’m also giving away one tub of Pure Hydrolised Collagen wort R320, to one luck viewer. ❤️
We’ll be discussing grains, what they are, how to avoid them and why they are now considered to be more harmful.
Come ask your questions and join in the discussion.
Are you registered for the webinars yet?
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*FREE LIVE WEBINAR with your Coach Ilze*

LCHF, BANTING, KETO
On Wednesday evening 29 May at 7pm

GIVEAWAY- I’ll be giving away to one lucky viewer, (within South Africa) 200g Collagen or (international) a simple meal plan and my personal recipes.

We’ll be talking about nutrients and overeating on a healthy diet.
Join in the conversation!
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Bumblebabe said:
*FREE LIVE WEBINAR with your Coach Ilze*

LCHF, BANTING, KETO
On Wednesday evening 29 May at 7pm

GIVEAWAY- I’ll be giving away to one lucky viewer, (within South Africa) 200g Collagen or (international) a simple meal plan and my personal recipes.

We’ll be talking about nutrients and overeating on a healthy diet.
Join in the conversation!
Register here
https://mailchi.mp/e924c7d868c5/coachilzelive
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Wow it's Wednesday already :/ time goes way too fast...
 
How’s everyone doing?:)

Let’s wake up this thread a bit. :aplastao:
Wow so much has happened in the last few months.

I’m writing my book again at last :aaaaa:
I’m interviewing Prof Tim Noakes on 19 Sept :aaaaa:
New website is up
New program is up

Life is amazing!!
 
Bumblebabe said:
How’s everyone doing?:)

Let’s wake up this thread a bit. :aplastao:
Wow so much has happened in the last few months.

I’m writing my book again at last :aaaaa:
I’m interviewing Prof Tim Noakes on 19 Sept :aaaaa:
New website is up
New program is up

Life is amazing!!
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WOW that's interesting @Bumblebabe! I didn't know that you're writing a book! And I'm sure the interview with Prof Noakes will be most informative!

What's the address of your new website?
 
Yip yip yip :aaaaa:

Book is going great :D
I’m quite pleased so far

Here’s a link to my talk with Prof Noakes
It was amazing!!! :aaaaa:


I’m busy closing my office in town, going to work from home and focus on my book and clients :cheer:

Interesting things ahead :dancer2:
 
Bumblebabe said:
Yip yip yip :aaaaa:

Book is going great :D
I’m quite pleased so far

Here’s a link to my talk with Prof Noakes
It was amazing!!! :aaaaa:


I’m busy closing my office in town, going to work from home and focus on my book and clients :cheer:

Interesting things ahead :dancer2:
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Wow @Bumblebabe
That’s amazing!!
I listened to the first 10 minutes and will tune in again tomorrow
Congrats!!
 
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