Try getting into ketosis first with a regular low carb diet, 2-3 meals a day. Then go into the snake diet.The thing that makes snake dieting tolerable is the DEEP ketosis. I think the reason that it was so easy the first go round was that I ate low carb anyway, I was always a stone’s throw from being in ketosis.
If by female spots you imply you’re female, 11-12% body fat is a very low target, enough to mess you up. If not, then you’re either very short or lack muscle.As for lack of sleep, I find a low or zero carb meal a few hours before bed helps. Keep it between 500-1000 kcal and adjust your goals accordingly.The bigger issue is the bad habits bringing you back, not your inability to fast hard and yo-yo around.
Hey guys, thanks for the inputs. I am male, 25, around 170cm tall
I successfully completed a 48h dry fast this Thursday, ate a very low carb meal with tons of protein and fat, did another 48 and had a less strict breakfast (pasta, veggies, milk, boiled eggs and chicken breast). From now on I’ll stick with breakfast only, carbs on days that I exercise and dry fasting on rest days. 4-5x a week I walk, cycle or lift weights. It’s not intense as it should be, but it’s better than nothing.
I should add that I have sleep apnea for more than 5 years and I’m certain that it hinders me big time. More often than not I wake up groggy, unmotivated and depending on the day it can persist for hours. Still, I push through and try to do my best. I’ll have surgery in 2 months and I’m praying it fixes my body. I don’t feel and don’t look healthy for a freaking 25 year old dude. Both of my parents have the same issue.
Anyways, I’ll try to keep up with the dry fasting and make it to 3-4 days. It’s one hell of a journey but I’m willing to do anything to have a good quality of life.
It’s crazy how not so long ago I could fast for almost a week like it was nothing. I miss those days.
Thx again and take care guys
drink peanut butter whiskey (if you like it) instead of eating. i sip/drink here and there and overall I’m still in ketosis. i need to go get some more.
whiskey inhibits fat burning because the body will burn the alcohol first, but it doesn’t add fat like an insulin spike.