The figures I was wondering about were the cholesterol and triglyceride numbers because when eating keto-centered meals you are allowed to have fats and since Weight Watchers and Hungry Girl are all about low fat foods I was concerned that those figures would be higher. Interestingly, this is what I saw:
This tells me that my cholesterols (good and bad) were normal when I started "Keto" and around September when I had lost almost 40 pounds, the levels were still normal but higher. At that time I decided to try and modify the plan to limit the fat intake, my weight reduction speed has been slower but my blood levels have gotten better. I'm okay with that.
Speaking of figures, mine has changed a bit since last March:
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| March 2019 to March 2020 |
Looks like I cleaned the mirror since last year too - LOL.
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| March 2019 to March 2020 |
I still have some hips and arms to deal with, but I have another 20 pounds to lose so I figure while I'm doing that I'll do some strengthening exercises. My son is letting me borrow some 5 pound weights that I'm using at night for the arms and I'm doing some leg lifts too. Maybe I'll get some ankle weights for when I walk Benny. Do you figure that will help?
This post was not exactly "stream of consciousness" because I did some research and planning but at least I used the prompt, right? Have a most wonderful weekend all. Gearing up for the A to Z - sign ups are happening - I'm #22 on the list which was over 100 the last time I checked. Come play along this year!





