View Single Post
  #11   ^
Old Tue, Apr-16-24, 10:39
GRB5111's Avatar
GRB5111 GRB5111 is offline
Senior Member
Posts: 4,072
 
Plan: Very LC, Higher Protein
Stats: 227/186/185 Male 6' 0"
BF:
Progress: 98%
Location: Herndon, VA
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by cotonpal
I have finally decided that for me I will follow the "if it’s not broken don’t fix it” way of eating. I will continue to use what has worked for me, low carb (although slightly higher carb than very low carb which I used to follow), portion control and timing. As long as I prioritize protein to 30% or higher, pay attention to micronutrients, and don’t let the occasional craving control me, then it works. DDF doesn’t work for me because my body doesn’t seem to have read the rule book and the timing of my meals is too haphazard for me as I wait, often in vain, for my bg to fall to my trigger. I also find myself not wanting another list of acceptable and less acceptable foods. Staying within a low carb paleo framework as I define it has served me well so why change it? I appreciate all Marty Kendall has done but I find myself happy with how I am eating and no longer really interested in tweaking it any more. Marty taught me about prioritizing protein. That’s worked for me. I don’t seem to need or want to follow him down the path of low fat/satiety. I am glad it helps others but I have finally decided to stop chasing better. How I am doing things is good enough. It’s been over 20 years sine I weighed anything close to 245 lbs so I must be doing something right.

Amen. Right there as well. I still want to see the Nutrient Bliss algorithm, as we are embarking on an AI world that will inform us about everything, and diet won't be ignored. I also love the phrase, very attractive marketing-wise. One must be very careful when relying on others' (including human-developed SW Programs'???) "intelligence."

Me? I'll continue to stick with simple whole foods with emphasis on protein. My N=1 approach has been my best, most dependable strategy so far.
Reply With Quote