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To: C210N
I would rather eat pasta and bread and cake, but I don't want to take high BP pills and be obese.

So, keto's not so bad.

I also can't attest to the fact that keto keeps my head clear and my thinking sharp. Carbs are awful for brain fog. Grain brain it's called.

I would suggest that keto and coffee will add about 10-20 points to your IQ.;-) That pushes mine up to about 80.

If I start identifying as a minority, I think I can get into medical school.

30 posted on 03/15/2023 2:30:35 PM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: RoosterRedux

“I would suggest that keto and coffee will add about 10-20 points to your IQ.;-)! “

Without our morning coffee, our IQ drops 10-20 points.

We are never hungry on a Med/Keto diet. My wife keeps a small countertop in our kitchen doorway, covered with fresh fruit/veggies, dried almonds and walnuts. If we get hungry between meals we snack on those goodies.

That seems to work for us. My wife will be 83 in a few weeks and is 5 #’s lighter than her wedding weight, 62 years ago.

I still fit in my 20-40 year old dress/sport coat jackets a and slacks.


57 posted on 03/15/2023 3:11:40 PM PDT by Grampa Dave (https://www Democrats Have All ready Won the 2024 Election, Regardless of Whom, Either Party Runs!!!)
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To: RoosterRedux
"I would suggest that keto and coffee will add about 10-20 points to your IQ.;-) That pushes mine up to about 80.

If I start identifying as a minority, I think I can get into medical school."

Why go to medical school? Move to San Francisco, and you'll get paid $97K/yr. for 250 years, a house for $1, AND $5M in Reparations!

Why work?

58 posted on 03/15/2023 3:12:32 PM PDT by traditional2 (lets go B*and*n)
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