I wrote this a few hours ago, planned to shot my new flowers but forgot. So I just send it now.
80/20 isn’t fully new for sure I knew that as 1. therapeutic keto with extra rules, PKD or what? 2. Obviously it suits many people wonderfully, either because their protein and energy need leads to it or they simply feel best with this ratio (or maybe it suits their taste if they are lucky enough to have a big wriggle room but choose this ;)).
No wonder I always were around 65% fat as it suited my tastes and ALL my staples were there… I often went higher as adding some very fatty bites were lovely… Hence my 65-70% times. I was there very nearly all the time, automatically. If it started to stray, I immediately desired something to balance it out.
It’s a bit odd that I ate too much there and now I can pull it off… But I can go lower too, 55-60% is easy and nice here and there but I inevitably go higher if I don’t focus on leaner protein. I can’t even try to go lower than this, what would I eat, 1 kg lean fish? I don’t like that near that much. I surely would get hungry anyway due to the lack of energy - and possible, I would specifically miss fat, if not the first day then the second.
I did 80% fat once, I like fat and overeating isn’t a challenge either so it was easy for one day but I probably would need time to get used to it longer term. I would fail a lot first, I am super bad at eating according to plan.
I never followed anyone and I still am unable to watch videos about eating (I am better with articles where I set the pace. some quick videos are lovely but those usual huge ones? I can’t watch them) but I don’t need that anyway. I listen to my body and experiment, that’s how I roll.
But as I wrote in another thread with that video about this old/new style, it’s good to hear about such things. I had no idea it was a THING (and not PKD) that helped certain people. Or that metabolistically ill people respond to protein way differently (it makes sense though).
Meanwhile the cemetery talk is postponed but it will be okay. I can calm down now. Alvaro bought me pansies! Yellow ones, I always find them the most cheerful I mentioned they are cheap and lovely at the village greengrocery several days ago, I just couldn’t buy them then as I didn’t want to held them in my hands during my 5-6km walk home… But it was car day again (rainy morning) and he remembered
I love these cheap common beautiful flowers soooo much!