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1d ago
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Effects of vitamin C on Keto Mojo meter readings
Does taking vitamin C affect the results on keto mojo meter ? Does OMD with 50 gm carbs , more fat and protein bring one into ketosis ?
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New comment 9h ago
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High Dose IV vitamin C can potentially impact your readings as the Vit C molecule is very similar to a glucose molecule and often CGM's will show huge spikes (It's not a big deal though as it is not actually glucose). However taking a supplement form of it should not be that consequential, it's the IV form that will give you the reading errors. OMD with 50gm carbs will likely make it hard to get into therapeutic ketosis. That is quite high on the carb side. Try quantifying the ratio of carbs fat and protein to achieve better ketosis, and consistent ketosis. For example, 120 grams of fat, 10 grams of carbs, 50 grams of protein = 2:1 Ratio of Fat to (Net Carbs + Protein) If you want to achieve deeper therapeutic ketosis you likely will need to even higher ratios of 2.5:1 or 3:1 and eat smaller calorie meals
4d ago
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Press pulse experiences
How many people here have had positive results or got to NED from press pulse therapy? Please share your story and details/how many cycles you have done, what was dosage of D, and what the scans showed. If you have had no results or negative results please share as well as I think that experience is equally valuable for people to learn from.
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New comment 22h ago
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@Nicole Stenson for press pulse it’s usually 21 days, Hbot 3x per week for 3 weeks and D0N day 0 day 4 day 8 day 12 day 16 day 20
Aug 5
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Trying to bring glucose numbers down to Seyfried recommendation
I water fast for 24 hours, it brings me into ketosis. And when I eat I slip out of ketosis. Is that happening because of what I'm eating? Is it because I'm eating too much? Can you help me solve this mystery? Thanks!
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New comment 4d ago
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@Miri Mo this is a pretty large meal, they are very few people who can consume a meal that large and not spike the blood glucose. Have you tried eating meals that don’t go over 300 calories with consistent fat to (protein+carb) ratios of 2:1 or 2.5 to 1 in each meal
Aug 17
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Can you help me figure this out a menu please?
My brain simply can't grasp how to set up a menu for myself. If you can help me I'd greatly appreciate it 🙃. Please can you help me create a sample meal (options for 1 or 2 or three meals a day). I'm 5 ft 5 inches. I weigh 115 lbs. (Lost a lot of weight since my accident 5 yrs ago, and I have muscle atrophy 😕) I'd love to have sample menu for 3 meals, 500 calories each (is 1500 calories a day enough for me? I'm sedentary. Homebound due to accident). My favorite foods are: 1. Butter butter butter 😉 . My most favorite. 2. Egg yolks . (I'd be a happy camper living on 2 dozen egg yolks a day, no kidding) 3. Cod liver 4. Macadamia nut butter from Mahina Mele Farm in Hawaii. It's expensive so I rarely buy it. 5. Carlson cod liver oil 6. If the above is not enough I'm willing to add pecans as an option. Or/and avocado. Thanks so much
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New comment Aug 20
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@Johnny Rockermeier The food is going to differ from person to person. They are infinite variations. An example meal for us would be chicken thigh, mct oil, coconut oil, spinach. Simple, single ingredients, easy to calculate, no margin of error.
1 like • Aug 20
@Johnny Rockermeier Johnny I think context is important. It's imperative not to conflate general health advice, with urgent advice people need to get in the sub 1 gki zones in order to take on board the other elements of press pulse. If you have plenty of time on your hands, go ahead and explore the most nutritionally complete diet you can get. Otherwise, get in the zone as quickly as possible, and get 6 diazo on board before getting into HBOT. Cancer patients are already overwhelmed with too many things to do, pondering too many variables that will not immediately free you from the fire, can be counter productive.
Aug 18
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Meal frequency: Tips and Sources would be appreciated
So what do you guys think of 4-5 meals vs 1 meal a day for glucose control? Maybe you have some convincing studies, case studies, self experiments at hand that elucidade this issue conclusively :-) I personally tend to think that 1 meal, or a 3 hour eating windows let's say, is more benefitial overall. Also, how long can one do 300-400 cals a meal, as its tiny and maybe / probably after that "meal" you are hungrier than before. But maybe motivation is high enough to go through with that kind of approach for months on end.
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New comment 28d ago
4 likes • Aug 18
Best way is to try all approaches and see what suits your body. Never gonna be the same for 2 individuals. From what I have heard and in my personal experience, 1-2 meals a day will be way too high calorically to achieve stable, and steady therapeutic glucose levels for cancer. Hunger also reduces significantly when ketones start going above 3 for a lot of people.
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@rajan-khanijaon-1934
On the Press-Pulse therapy adventure to help my dad recover from stage 4 cancer.
Active 3h ago
Joined Aug 17, 2024
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