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Old 05-05-21, 02:19 PM
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Bearhawker
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I've lost 40-60+ pounds several times

the only time I ever kept it off was when I started eating more fats, not less.

You can lose weight on any diet. In my experience you can't keep it off on any diet. Last year was the 1st time I ever kept weight off while hardly doing any exercise and kept my lean muscle mass to the point where the 1st bike ride in over a year was very nearly like the last ride the year before.

(Good) dietary fat is not a problem in and of itself. Omega 6 fats should be avoided as much as possible (good luck if you eat anything even slightly processed) and should be swapped out for Omega 3 when/wherever possible.

Fat and protein are not the problem with weight and the associated medical issues: heart disease, diabetes, alzheimers etc.

I hope you find what you need to do for you and that it works.

I'm tired of my journey and very glad it's over.
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