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First thing I have to ask is, what did you actually eat? I get that this might be a typical list, but to really help you, you'll need to be a bit more specific about what you ate on what day, and to see what your meals were like over the course of a week!
B: Three hb eggs with mayo, cup of tea with a splash of milk
Couple of observations - how large were the eggs? Three eggs may be quite a lot? I only ever have two, sometimes only one. And a 'splash' of milk? Without knowing exactly the quantity I can't really help here - but it really does mean that you are not avoiding dairy!
L: Chicken, avocado, cucumber and mayo served on spinach leaves or tuna, cauli rice, avocado and mayo on spinach leaves
Sounds fine - assuming that there's lots of fat here?!
D: Lamb ragu (minced lamb, pancetta, chopped tomatoes) on buttery courgetti with broccoli or steak with courgette sautéed in butter with shallots and pancetta and mashed swede or sausages, mashed swede and broccoli (I have checked the sausage carb count and they are fine)
All of this sounds fine - but again, need to know what you've actually eaten on each day. I'd also point out that if you're having a lot of pancetta and sausages, this is processed rather than fresh meat, which we're trying to focus on. Also, how large are your portions?
I am avoiding dairy, so I haven't been having cheese for snacks. On Saturday I had three 15g servings of peanut butter covered in a thin layer of dark chocolate. My peanut butter is 7.4g carbs per 100g. My husband also put cheese in my scrambled eggs, but I only ate half of the eggs as was too full.
So you're not really avoiding dairy!!! If you're struggling, to be honest, I'd knock the peanut butter/chocolate on the head.
I am drinking at least four liters of water a day. Other drinks are salted caramel green tea or strawberry and raspberry fruit tea. I might have a cup or two of those in the evening. I haven't had any alcohol or berries and no nuts, with the exception of the Valentine's Day peanut butter.
This is good.
It sounds to me, overall, like there are a few things that you might want to consider here:
- letting your body have some kind of consistency, which just means sticking with it
- really focusing on the rules
- cutting dairy out properly
- looking at your portion sizes - are you eating a lot?
- making sure that you're eating plenty of fat
It could be, for you, that it's just a matter of tweaking things until it starts to get going again for you.