Its only a short time to stay committed too. Ive done a lot tougher things than following a diet where a nutritious snack consists of a plate of cheese and kabana. OM NOM NOM.
The first week or two are supposed to be tough. Once you break through them though you lose the brain fade as learn to use fats for energy. Introduce a deficit after the introductory two weeks and you should be losing fat.
im sick of eggs from my diet last year! push through, food is fuel not entertainment
Whats your definition of sustainable? Im saying keto is good for cutting into single digit BF%. When coming from <~18%BF. So a person only needs to be on it for a short duration. 3 months max. Its not a diet for 40yo 35%BF sedentary women.
This diet is good for fast cuts and dedicated people.
Your body/brain can also function using ketones rather than carbohydrates. A keto diet moves you into ketosis - where you produce these ketones.
Also youre suppsed to eat your bodyweightKGSx10 in carbs one day-36-hours a week. Carbs are not completely cut out. We still need carbs to work at high intensities in the gym.
Look up CKD Keto
He's a bit of a clown. I don't see how any diet that says YOU CANT EAT FRUIT OR NUTS BUT YOU CAN EAT ALL THE CHEESE AND MEAT YOU CAN STOMACH is ever taken seriously.
You have to do 40 units a semester to finish the degree in 3 years. So yeah, you should pick an elective.
I'm enrolled in MATH1002, BIOL1001, CHEM1010 and HUBS1403.
yeah i know it was so sudden! they are just like, okay move in monday! im ashlee
im going down on the monday aswell and staying for the tuesday, cause my enrollment help day thing is on the tuesday so it works out well. ahhh its all happening so fast! haha exciting
I was thinking about doing MATH1002 because it looked easy, but I just read that it's just a bridging course to MATH1110 and so you'd have to do MATH1110 eventually... So I guess I'll do MATH1110 first semester, then STAT in semester 2.
It depends on the MATH you're doing, MATH1110 is offered sem 1 & 2, and the other MATH's are offered first, and STAT is also offered both semesters, so you can split them up. At least I hope you can... I hope I'm not doing something wrong! haha