Originally published at: https://ketowomanpodcast.com/114/
Daisy's latest extraordinary women, Kim and Terri, join forces with Daisy for the first Ketoverse crossover episode with Kim’s podcast Keto Life Support.
If you are in the UK or Europe, these are the yummy crisps I was talking about. Zero carb and deelish!
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Kim
Kim Howerton struggled with her relationship with food from the time she was 8. As the years went by and her health problems mounted, she felt at the mercy of her body and out of control with her weight. A dedicated seeker of pleasure, she realised that life in a body that was always in pain was no way to live; that a pleasurable life starts by living in a body that feels good.
Enter Keto - a life that has brought together her love of satisfying, delicious foods in a way that makes her actually feel good. She now shares her love of all things Keto by creating recipes, running a Facebook group and her podcast Keto Life Support.
Kim's website is TheKetonist.com
Kim’s cookbooks
Terri
Terri has been keto for over 3 years and Paleo for 2 before that. She struggled with being overweight or obese from age of 7 until about 5 years ago and tried all types of weight loss plans and diets throughout most of her adult life.
Diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in her early 30s, Terri was prescribed many medications, typically taking three for diabetes, a statin and an ace inhibitor. She no longer takes any prescriptions and no longer has any biomarkers of Type 2 diabetes.
Terri was a middle school English teacher at the start of her career; then went back to grad school and earned her PhD in Counseling Psychology. She was then a psychologist in private practice for over thirteen years.
Terri is now a coach with IDM’s The Fasting Method. She is the Director of Retreat Development and has hosted two fasting retreats in Hawaii.
Koa
IDM’s new website TheFastingMethod.com
You can contact Terri email
The book Terri mentioned was Atomic Habits by James Clear
