Sunday, October 27, 2013
Sunday, October 13, 2013
NUTRITIONAL KETOSIS - MONTH 15 RESULTS
On July 9, 2012, I started eating in such a way as to be fueled by Nutritional Ketosis. If you are new here and do not know what that means, click here to read more about it in detail. The short version is this: I am eating very high fat, moderate protein and very low carb.
The large blank in my charts between November 2012 and May 2013 was from when I was not weighing and measuring, and you can see that I had significant gains during that time.
The darker lines are my actual numbers, taken each Sunday morning before eating and the lighter lines are the average of the prior eight weeks, so I can see the trend without all the "noise".
With the initial losses and the subsequent gains, since starting Nutritional Ketosis in July 2012, I have:
Lost 7.4 pounds on the scale
Lost 6.7 pounds of body fat
Lost 0.7 pounds of lean body mass
Lost 3/8" around my neck
Lost 1-1/2" around my bust
Lost 1-1/2" around my waist
Lost 1-5/8" around my belly
Lost 1-1/4" around my hips
Lost 1" around each of my thighs
Lost 1/4" around each of my calves
Lost 2.8 percentage points off my body fat
Gained 2.8 percentage points into my lean body mass
These charts show the average of the macro nutrient breakdown for the days that I tracked in this past month. (Click on any chart to enlarge it.)
I'm still doing a little bit of blood testing for ketones and glucose. Here are those charts:
Here is my "body goal":
To get there, I need to lose 6.2 pounds of body fat, gain 2.2 pounds of lean mass, lose 2-3/8" around my waist and 1/2" around my hips.
LEAVING ALTERNATE DAY FASTING
I decided in the past few days to stop doing alternate day intermittent fasting. Although I was losing body fat doing that, I just could not adjust to it emotionally. On the days that I did not eat much, I was hungry, and on the days that I did eat, I was stressed thinking about the next day when I would not be able to eat much again. So I am back to eating around the same amount each day of high fat, moderate protein and very low carb food.
The large blank in my charts between November 2012 and May 2013 was from when I was not weighing and measuring, and you can see that I had significant gains during that time.
The darker lines are my actual numbers, taken each Sunday morning before eating and the lighter lines are the average of the prior eight weeks, so I can see the trend without all the "noise".
Lost 7.4 pounds on the scale
Lost 6.7 pounds of body fat
Lost 0.7 pounds of lean body mass
Lost 3/8" around my neck
Lost 1-1/2" around my bust
Lost 1-1/2" around my waist
Lost 1-5/8" around my belly
Lost 1-1/4" around my hips
Lost 1" around each of my thighs
Lost 1/4" around each of my calves
Lost 2.8 percentage points off my body fat
Gained 2.8 percentage points into my lean body mass
136 pounds scale weight
40.9 pounds body fat (30%)
95.1 pounds lean mass (70%)
11-3/4" neck
28-3/8" waist
38-1/2" hips
To get there, I need to lose 6.2 pounds of body fat, gain 2.2 pounds of lean mass, lose 2-3/8" around my waist and 1/2" around my hips.
LEAVING ALTERNATE DAY FASTING
I decided in the past few days to stop doing alternate day intermittent fasting. Although I was losing body fat doing that, I just could not adjust to it emotionally. On the days that I did not eat much, I was hungry, and on the days that I did eat, I was stressed thinking about the next day when I would not be able to eat much again. So I am back to eating around the same amount each day of high fat, moderate protein and very low carb food.
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