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4 Months Later - Fasting - Carnivore - OMAD

I know it's been a while since I've done an update. So here we are at the beginning of September already. Things are progressing really nicely. So much better than I ever imagined. I've slowly transitioned to a mostly Carnivore diet, consisting or meat, eggs and dairy with very little veggies and no fruit.

I've continued fasting on a regular basis. Basically having just one meal a day on most days (OMAD) and then still doing regular water fasts as I feel the need. My weight continued to decrease slowly but very steadily. I wasn't expecting this at all. I would have been very happy just maintaining my weight under 70kg and here I am at 62kg. How cool is that? Yeah, I'm sure excited. 

Here's my latest before and after pic. Hopefully you guys can see the difference. I can tell you that I feel so amazing! I've had to buy a whole new wardrobe. I know, the horror, eh? I've stopped taking all my supplements. My eczema is a thing of the past. My Hashimoto's seems to be under control. No symptoms at all. In the morning, I bounce out of bed like a teenager. No stiffness or aches and pains. I feel I have a lot more endurance when hiking, especially climbing uphill or doing stairs. I no longer have dry skin and I just look and feel overall much healthier. While menopause used to terrify me, especially with putting on more weight, I've now decided that I will just sail through it without any issues and a healthy fit figure.  

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  1. D. E. MonnierSeptember 4, 2018 at 3:43 AM

    You look amazing! Inspiring stuff, Lynn.

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  2. Rosalaine31November 2, 2020 at 2:31 PM

    Hello ma'am Lynn! I am interested with water fasting. I've done low carbs in order to lose weight and even intermittent fasting. But sad to say I went back to where I am after the lockdown. I'm getting bigger again. So sad :( actually I lost weight, but my skin sags and became more drier, had turkey neck, and my hair became more thinner. I don't look good anymore then. :( Anyways, how is water fasting should be done? Is it more on drinking plain water? No solids at all for 10 days?

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    1. The Aging Games with LynnNovember 2, 2020 at 10:56 PM

      Rosalaine, if you're new to fasting, please don't start with 10 days Start slowly. More info in my video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swcziQDX4Gw&t=1s

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