Lovely update @EVK . Like the sound of that Appetite Reset book, sounds very similar advice to the podcast I have started listening to -The Wellness Scoop. One of the hosts is the girl behind Deliciously Ella so it is all about increasing fibre and plant food variety. They also talk about topical subjects, really like it as quite upbeat which I need as can’t stand the toxicity of most social media. I can’t believe I have lived so long without using chickpeas, cannellini beans, etc😂 Cheap, full of fibre and protein so chucking them in or blending them in everything. I am using the freedom day meditation app they suggest and am loving that as well.
I have been using chat gtp to work out my calories,protein and fibre etc. I just read out my list of food and it summarises it in seconds. Current eating approx 1800 calories a day, 100g protein and 30g fibre.
My current weight is 8st 12lb, lowest weight I can ever remember being. No-one has said to me for several months that my weight is too low, presumably cos they are more or less used to the new me. Ironically they did say it when I was a stone or two heavier.
Loved our holiday to Lisbon, not as picturesque as Porto but I think I preferred it as loved the sights and the small working trams that are everywhere. Plenty to see and do, though 4 nights would have been enough rather than the week we did. My main advice to anyone going is too not only wear flat shoes but shoes with grip. There are loads of cobbly, slippy hills. Only place I have ever been to where no-one wore heels.
Loving the sunny weather as not as quite as hot. Been out meditating and reading in the garden everyday. Feel very fortunate that at age 60 I am in very good health and can afford to not work, helps that I have cheap pleasures, long walks in woods and a coffee in village once or twice per.week. As I have got older I no longer take things for granted and really appreciate how lucky I am. Trying to live in the present and not worry about the future as I was terrible for catastrophising about things that never happened.