Do you follow a Keto diet on 5:2?

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  • Ann1239

    10:08 pm

    1 Mar 19

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    Since doing the 5:2 IF, I go hungry even on my NFD. I just heard about Keto mentioned in a post. I want to try it out so I don’t feel hungry again right away after I just eat or feel lethargic throughout the day.

    However, I do want to keep it under the 1200 calories range. So what can I eat that would increase my GOOD fat intake, and lower my carbs ?

    So far, this is what I got:

    Tuna and salmon pocket
    Organic meats (chicken, beef, pork)
    Avocado
    Olive oil (salad dressing)
    Chicken breast
    Eggs
    Greens
    Bacon

    What else can I eat (and keep it in the 1200 range) on Keto?

    Any help on this is much much appreciated.

    bcjmmac

    1:56 pm

    7 Mar 19

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    Anything in the cabbage family – kale, broccoli, cauliflower, etc.
    Bone broth, broths in general
    Butter, full fat dairy depending on who you follow.
    Check some keto sites – I like Dr Jason Fung (Canadian) but lots of others out there.
    Chronometer is a decent website to check breakdown of foods.

    fasting_me

    2:47 pm

    9 Mar 19

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    No Keto here — 5:2 all the way. Keto was invented to help epileptics. It is not for the rest of us.

    hedgehogs

    9:30 pm

    9 Mar 19

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    Recommend the 2ketodudes forum for info & recipes, as well as Jason Fung. The idea of keto is not calorie counting though, but keeping an eye on carbs. And it can take 6-8 weeks to get fat adapted, & until you have that metabolic change you’ll likely still feel hungry, so it’s not a quick fix…

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