Hi there!

(Eve) #1

Hey all you neato keto people! I’m kinda new to the forums. I’ve been reading here and on the FB group for a while. I’m addicted to the 2 Keto Dudes podcast. Love those guys.

I started eating low carb about a month ago while I was obsessively reading about keto. I didn’t intend to start til yesterday because I knew I had a vacation coming up and didn’t want to beat myself up over possibly falling off the wagon. But I kind of slowly started eating keto anyways. I told myself I was just practicing, lol.

And when I did go on vacation, I didn’t do too bad! I just did “lazy keto”. Ate no sugar, grains, starches… But didn’t track anything. Now I’m officially keto. I’m measuring and tracking everything.

I’m excited about becoming fat adapted so I can start fasting. But I’m definitely not there yet. I have more than 100 lbs to lose. And I have PCOS.

I hope to become an active part of this forum and make lots of keto friends. My MFP name is EvieEden feel free to add me.

(Jacquie) #2

Hi Eve and welcome! You’ll find lots of great information and support here! :slight_smile:

(Eve) #3

Awesome. Thanks!

(Ashley Haddock) #4

Welcome! Get ready to feel better than you’ve ever felt in your whole life. :slight_smile:

(Michelle) #5

Welcome!!! Glad you made your way on the board. Tons of knowledge here and everyone helped me so much (and still does).

(Kathy L) #6

Welcome! You’ll be able to find anything you may have a question about in this place -it’s awesome!

#7

Hiya and welcome. I think that easing your way into keto is actually a good method. I did similar mostly because I had stuff to eat up and I hate waste! I think it makes the carb withdrawal transition a bit easier. Good luck with your keto travels and I look forward to hearing how your PCOS improves. x

(Eve) #8

I already have so much energy. I have been an snooze button junkie my whole life, if I had nothing to do I could easily sleep all day. But now I’m up before my alarm and am much happier.

(Eve) #9

I did have a little keto flu, but it was definitely an issue with electrolytes which I think I’ve figured out now.

Also, I’ve already seen PCOS improvements. I got my first real shark week in about 2 years!

(Stickin' with mammoth) #11

This, I like. You get naming rights. Work it, girl.

Actually, this is a brilliant way to avoid the keto flu. That’s how I did it, anyway.

#12

waves Hi, welcome, from another newbie with PCOS and around 100 pounds left I’d like to loose.

#13

Hi back and welcome aboard! :blush:

(Ann) #14

Hi EvieEden. You will find a lot of info here. The farther along to go your PCOS will improve. Take your time and don’t compare yourself to others. You will find out what works for you. Good Luck!

(Dustin Cade) #15

Welcome!

(8 year Ketogenic Veteran) #16

Hi. I’m crazy. Many will confirm. I don’t bite though. Bonus.

(Eve) #17

The infamous Brenda Zorn! I feel like I already know you with how often your name comes up! Lol

(8 year Ketogenic Veteran) #18

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#19

Love ya “cape” - nice choice!! :laughing:

(Lauren Casapulla) #20

Cool! Welcome! I’m new here too. I’ll add you on MFP. My user name there is casapulla1.

(Eve) #21

Added! Thanks. :slight_smile: