Parker:"Your body gets its energy from either fats, or carbohydrates like glucose and glycogen. In people eating normally, at rest, 60% of the energy comes from fats. In a ketogenic diet, the carbohydrate content of the diet is so low that the body has to break down even more of its fat to supply energy needed by most tissues. Fat breakdown produces ketone bodies in the bloodstream. Hence, “ketogenic diet.” Also called “very low-carb diets,” ketogenic diets have been around for over a hundred years."After being on low carbs -- under or just above 100 grams per day -- I am switching to an even lower carbohydrate regime for the time being. The price I pay for now is bread and rice.
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Body Mass Index 31.4 Classification Obese Weight Range 90 to 121 kg BMI Range Table
BMI Range Classification Weight (kg) 0 - 18.5 Underweight 0 - 56 18.5 - 25.0 Normal 56 - 75 25.0 - 30.0 Overweight 75 - 90 30.0 - 40.0 Obese 90 - 121 40.0 + Extremely Obese 121 +
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Body Mass Index 28.1 Classification Overweight Weight Range 75 to 90 kg
