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Healthful Pursuit Podcast

Excuses for Not Going Keto

Healthful Pursuit Podcast

Leanne Vogel

Moldillness, Health & Fitness, Functionalmedicine, Parasites, Holistichealth, Symptoms, Alternative Health, Nutrition

4.22K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Many of the reasons we stop eating keto, or people are too afraid to try a low-carb diet. How to overcome your own objections, bust the blocks, and create the life you wanna live. Including the role that alcohol plays on your keto diet and how that can be a hinderance.

Hosted by Leanne Vogel.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey you're listening to episode 181 and today we're chatting about all the reasons why people are afraid to go kido or stop doing kido or excuses why they're not doing keto, overcoming objections, why some people go off keto because they think that alcohol is not allowed and they want to drink, and just like the relationship we have with the ketogenic diet.

0:22.0

And in reality reality naming this episode

0:24.7

excuses for not going keto is just so relevant because I think we we all get in

0:29.9

our heads and we think it has to be like one way or no way at all and so when we

0:35.3

quote unquote screw up just a little bit we just stop doing it when in reality

0:39.7

every moment that we're here we have the opportunity to adjust things.

0:44.4

So a really good example of this is I've really been trying to eat absolutely zero sugar

0:49.4

and you may be like, Leanne, you've been keto for five years.

0:51.9

Of course you're not eating sugar. But I still eat sugar. Like, if I go out with friends and we're at the movies and somebody has like some star bursts, I'm going to have some. Or when I, usually it's when I'm going to have some or when I usually it's when I'm out but sometimes like if I'm having friends over for a movie or I'm at somebody's house and there's sugar about I'm going to have like a little handful but I've been really trying to stop

1:13.8

doing this because I find like it's a slippery slope for me and it also doesn't

1:18.6

feel that good like when I eat the sugar the next day I kind of feel hung over and

1:22.0

just not good. So the other day I went into the

1:25.1

pantry and we keep candies in our house I think it's a very natural thing and I do enjoy

1:30.2

doing it like I enjoy keeping quote-unquote trash food in the house. It stops the weird

1:36.6

relationship that I can get with trash food and I say trash food not that there is

1:41.7

good or bad food but there's just food that doesn't make me feel very good and I keep it around to kind of remove its power.

1:48.0

And the other night I was a little bit emotional and went for the trash food and started eating it.

1:53.0

And I got about three pieces in and I was like, wait, I know this doesn't make me feel good.

1:58.0

I think I'm going to stop right now and I just put it down and walked away.

2:02.0

And in the past had I put a bunch and I just put it down and walked away.

2:02.8

And in the past had I put a bunch of roadblocks of like,

2:06.5

I'm Kito, I don't do sugar, and if I do,

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