Swapping Hi To Low Carb For Express & Permanent Weight Loss

I have found in the last few months that the easiest way to lose excess kilos is to stick fairly rigidly to a lower carbohydate intake.  I had never really thought about carbs before a relative explained the significance of the keto diet and I had therefore never actually appreciated how many carbs I was consuming per day.  When said relative suggested we sit down and I list everything I eat on an averate day, the list of high carb foods mounted up.  Starting with the much beloved porridge, with a little butter and whole milk for breakfast with a coffee and some sort of biscuit or cake for 11’s.  This was followed by beans on toast or cheese on toast for lunch or in summer quite often a salad with the addition of potato salad.  My evening meal was generally potatoes with other veg and meat or fish added.    Using a well known method for working out the carbohydrate levels, I was way up in the 500-600 grams per day bracket.

The most sucessful and healthiest weight losses involve removing as many carbs per day as possible – and learning a whole new regime so as not to consume anove 20gm of carbs per day.  I have had to leave out much of the toast/bread, potatoes, carrots, apples, boiled sweets, any other sweets (chocolate!).  I have found cauliflower a good substitute for potatoes and I eat lots of brocolli and I now consume a lot of eggs a week.  They are fantastic to help me rebuild muscle strength which is often lacking in an older person – like me!

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Amelia Peterson

Amelia Peterson is a journalist, blogger and fitness editor with a passion for helping people make exercise a realistic and enjoyable part of everyday life. With a background in health and lifestyle journalism, Amelia writes about everything from running and strength training to nutrition, wellbeing and the latest fitness trends.

A keen runner herself, Amelia has completed the London Marathon three times and knows first-hand the commitment, setbacks and satisfaction that come with training for a major event. When she’s not writing or researching her next article, she can usually be found out on a local running route, trying a new workout or searching for the best post-exercise coffee in town.

Through her work, Amelia aims to make fitness feel less intimidating and more accessible, offering practical advice, honest insights and plenty of encouragement for readers at every stage of their fitness journey.