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How we ended our 2 year stall | How much should you eat on keto?

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The creators of Two Crazy Ketos discuss how they overcame a two year weight loss stall by shifting their focus beyond just food intake. They explain that while nutrition accounts for eighty percent of health, the remaining twenty percent is determined by sleep, stress management, and movement. The creators detail how they improved their sleep hygiene by using blue blockers and maintaining consistent bedtimes. They also addressed stress reduction through journaling and limiting news consumption. Regarding movement, they emphasize finding enjoyable activities like walking or swimming rather than strictly adhering to gym routines. The most significant change involved their approach to eating. Instead of following strict schedules or counting macros, they began listening to their natural hunger and fullness cues. This led to eating larger, nutrient dense meals when hungry and occasionally experiencing unplanned 36 to 48 hour fasts when they simply felt full. They conclude that this personalized approach of data collection helped them regain their health and energy, though they caution viewers that their specific methods may not work for everyone.

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Creator's Key Takeaways

only 80 percent of it is determined by what you actually eat the other 20 revolves around sleep stress and movement

we're eating until we're full and then we change some things up but we're not counting anything

we have put off what we don't want to talk about long enough right now before we do actually talk about what we don't want to talk about

Creator's Tips & Advice

Guard your sleep consistently by setting a bedtime and reducing light exposure
Reduce stress by journaling, limiting news consumption, and taking morning prayer or reading time
Move a little bit every day, even if it's just walking around your house for 5 minutes
Eat until you're full and listen to your body's hunger cues instead of eating on a schedule
Try incorporating longer fasts (36-48 hours) if you're in a stall, but only after ensuring other factors are on point

Questions This Creator Answers

QHow much should you eat on keto?
QWhat did you do to break a 2-year weight loss stall?
QDo you need to count macros or calories on keto?

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