You have kidney problems too? I can feel it in my sides on bad days.

Yeah I'm convinced on ketosis. I don't think I've made it to full keto yet, but intermittent fasting (18/6) is already a major improvement.

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yeah, ketosis is a bit scary, really, i was not prepared for what actually happened

my hypothesis is that it's due to fatty liver from alcohol, and it was burning that fat off like a sumbitch because i was sure as fuck rather warm, like, i hadn't felt this kind of liver-heating effect for maybe over a decade

once it starts, your fat metabolism stays elevated so long as you don't consume large amounts of carbs for long periods afterwards

it really feels like i'm regaining my energy in a big way, i mean, i really am making progress on my fitness now, my muscles are stronger, fatigue slower, they are bulking up, i'm shedding the blubber, i'm looking younger even lol

seriously, yeah man, try to get through a 3-4 day fast and get into ketosis

there's nothing to be afraid of it's just kinda scary...

diabetics go into ketosis when their blood sugar goes too high as well, but unless you are insulin dependent it's fine, you just need to keep hydrated and increase your electrolyte intake

that's the most important piece of advice about it, once you get into ketosis you need to stay hydrated and salinated

Amazing. Its good to hear real success stories - 1000x better than just learning from YouTube vids.

Idk but it's probably also really good for kidneys. I read somewhere that the best thing to do to prevent further decline is to give them a break. If kidneys are always working, then they're never healing. And I refuse to believe the nephrologist that told me they can't heal. Same guy also told me they don't have nerves, so I can't feel them, and that was definitely wrong.

yeah, so much of what doctors saying is like:

incomprehensible retardation