Hunger free and Floyd

(8 year Ketogenic Veteran) #1

I was busy rearranging hundreds of books in my library (I really really love books), and suddenly realized I hadn’t eaten. It was 10pm. I pondered this. Hard. It was epic. When had I last eaten? Did I eat today? I had prime rib with Kassie and Dustin Ewers last night, but today? Oh yes. Bacon at 11 am. It was my popcorn as I watched the Viking ship spark. Did I eat anything else? Oh right. An espresso with heavy cream from Caribou early afternoon. That was 8 hours ago. WHAT THE HELL?
FORGETTING TO EAT??!
You don’t understand what a wonderful thing this is to me. Even after three years ketogenic. A wonderful, magical, amazing thing. When diabetic, I had to eat every two or three hours. I was horribly hungry all the time. The glucose could not get into my cells. I was tired, depressed, hopeless…
Keto is a fucking miracle and I am extremely dedicated to it for myself, and for educating others, the rest of my life.

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(Meeping up the Science!) #2

“Mom, why are you just holding it?? Mom. Mooooooom!”

#3

He has obviously mastered “sit” and “stay”. Good kitty!

(Tom Seest) #4

Floyd, you, and Bacon are the best. All top notch.

(Katha) #5

@Brenda how long did it take you to get there? I mean, not being hungry anymore? I am 9 weeks in and I thought I was on a good path and starting to skip meals naturally, but the last three weeks I have been really hungry and finding it hard to get full. I am feeling doubts creep up.

(8 year Ketogenic Veteran) #6

Only about 3 or four weeks.

Now? Most of the day I am not hungry. After nearly 4 years my body is used to waiting until late afternoon to eat.