blizair09 3,250 Posted January 15, 2018 I follow a low carb/high protein/high healthy fat way of eating and have done so for the past almost 2 years (including the food stages post-op). To many, this is a Keto diet; to me it is a permanent way of life. I have no intention of bringing carbs or sugar back into my life at any point. I worked hard to make food nothing more than fuel, and I am going to continue to live that way. (I know that this approach isn't for everyone, but it has helped me to lose 225 pounds and beautifully maintain that loss...) I look at the word diet as "how I eat," and not a program to lose weight. I don't need to lose weight anymore. 1 FluffyChix reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Connie Stapleton PhD 342 Posted January 15, 2018 4 hours ago, blizair09 said: I follow a low carb/high protein/high healthy fat way of eating and have done so for the past almost 2 years (including the food stages post-op). To many, this is a Keto diet; to me it is a permanent way of life. I have no intention of bringing carbs or sugar back into my life at any point. I worked hard to make food nothing more than fuel, and I am going to continue to live that way. (I know that this approach isn't for everyone, but it has helped me to lose 225 pounds and beautifully maintain that loss...) I look at the word diet as "how I eat," and not a program to lose weight. I don't need to lose weight anymore. Beautiful! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites