Almost two years ago, I started a strict low-calorie, low fat, high protein diet.
I’ve lost just over 9st and have another stone to go.
However, I’ve plateaued. I’ve been eating <1,300kcals/day to lose weight and my motivation is definitely waning.
My doctor has recommended a keto diet- high fat and protein, no/low sugar and carbs.
I’m willing to try it as the research shows it should show results and might reset my mindset somewhat. I will miss bread terribly, though.
For those in the know, does Keto give good results even if you’re at a higher calorie level daily? Just trying to plan and it’s hard to factor in suitable amounts of high-fat foods in such small amounts of calories.
But then that goes against everything I’ve ever learned about dieting- surely the simple mathematical equation of more calories burned than eaten is what dictates weightloss, regardless of where those calories come from?