ZKaudio said:instead of tapering my food intake, I usually come off CKD cold turkey, and instead, I alter my workout. I'll usually up it to cardio every day and heavier/longer weighted workouts when I reintroduce carbs. I also do not introduce dextrose or any sugars for that matter back into my diet for a good 4 weeks. Haven't gained any fat post ckd with this method.
beastboy said:How does one go about tapering off.....or say maybe cycling CKD in every couple months?
I've been on CKD for 6 weeks....thinking of giving it a couple more than coming off.
Mr.X said:
If you start a Cyclo Ketonic Diet, I would suggest a follow up of at least 12 weeks though the diet. Afterwhich, you need to "wheen" carbohydrates back in your diet slowly - insulin sensitivity issues and bloating issues will become your main concern (not counting possible weight gain).
The way to come off:
Let's say today is Friday, your "full body workout" day right before the carb-up. Well, instead of doing a sat/sun. carb up, you eat some lean protein and low-gi carbs on sat and sunday. Around 100g of low gi carbs on sat and the same on sunday (oatmeal is good) w/ some chicken breasts or tuna (any lean protein is fine). On monday-sunday, do the same thing - keep calories at about weight x 12 we about 50%protein/20-30%carbs/20%fat (plus minus some % - just try to keep in the 100g carbs range for that 1st week). Then the following week, on monday you take in 120g carbs, tuesday 130, wed. 140, thur-sunday 150g. Thereafter, you should be able to start any type of "diet" you wish, for in 2 weeks most people get their body back into gear for carb intake.
Mr.X
Mr.X said:
If you start a Cyclo Ketonic Diet, I would suggest a follow up of at least 12 weeks though the diet. Afterwhich, you need to "wheen" carbohydrates back in your diet slowly - insulin sensitivity issues and bloating issues will become your main concern (not counting possible weight gain).
The way to come off:
Let's say today is Friday, your "full body workout" day right before the carb-up. Well, instead of doing a sat/sun. carb up, you eat some lean protein and low-gi carbs on sat and sunday. Around 100g of low gi carbs on sat and the same on sunday (oatmeal is good) w/ some chicken breasts or tuna (any lean protein is fine). On monday-sunday, do the same thing - keep calories at about weight x 12 we about 50%protein/20-30%carbs/20%fat (plus minus some % - just try to keep in the 100g carbs range for that 1st week). Then the following week, on monday you take in 120g carbs, tuesday 130, wed. 140, thur-sunday 150g. Thereafter, you should be able to start any type of "diet" you wish, for in 2 weeks most people get their body back into gear for carb intake.
Mr.X
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