Ok, so Ive lost 37 pounds in 39 days so far and I couldn't be prouder of myself. I attribute my success to a lot of planning. Im going to be in vegas for 5 days and 4 nights and I will try my best to stay as close to the extended induction I have been on in, but I am aware that certain situations my arise where I will cheat. I think more than anything I am looking for lesser of two evils type thing. I realize that if I do cheat over those 5 days that I will most likely throw myself out of Ketosis but I think I am more than capable of getting right back on it when I come back.
I think breakfast will be one of the simplest meals to stay induction friendly on. Im going to be with friends and I dont want to have to special order things. Do you think I will be ok eating w/e Bacon, sausage and eggs they have? I ask this because I would assume that a lot of there Bacon and sausage could have sugars added and the eggs could have some kind of starch added for fluffyness.
Lunch is probably the meal I am going to struggle with the most since the preffered food of choice is most likely going to be some type of burger or wrap. If I do eat some type of bread am I best off to have a white wrap, some type of pita or a burger with a wheat bun?
I think dinner wont be to horribly tough except for possibly sides. If I decide to not eat vegetables(which is unlikely), what is my next best option?
The biggest problem is going to be liquor. I have no doubt that I will drink and from what I understand Rum and Vodka are my best choices. My problem here is that I dont know what to use for a mixer. I dont have the tolerance to drink either straight up so I was wondering if diet coke would be a better choice than some type of juice. Also if I have do have beer what would be my best option(I use to only drink bottled beer).
Its not that I dont have the willpower to stay on the path that I am on,its just that I want to have a backup plan in case I dont know what to do (i.e - everyone wants to go to a burger place, and I wont eat it without the bun infront of 9 other guys). I just want to be prepared for everything and anything. I dont see a problem with staying away from refined sugars, regular soday, things like that.
Any advice would be great.
I think breakfast will be one of the simplest meals to stay induction friendly on. Im going to be with friends and I dont want to have to special order things. Do you think I will be ok eating w/e Bacon, sausage and eggs they have? I ask this because I would assume that a lot of there Bacon and sausage could have sugars added and the eggs could have some kind of starch added for fluffyness.
Lunch is probably the meal I am going to struggle with the most since the preffered food of choice is most likely going to be some type of burger or wrap. If I do eat some type of bread am I best off to have a white wrap, some type of pita or a burger with a wheat bun?
I think dinner wont be to horribly tough except for possibly sides. If I decide to not eat vegetables(which is unlikely), what is my next best option?
The biggest problem is going to be liquor. I have no doubt that I will drink and from what I understand Rum and Vodka are my best choices. My problem here is that I dont know what to use for a mixer. I dont have the tolerance to drink either straight up so I was wondering if diet coke would be a better choice than some type of juice. Also if I have do have beer what would be my best option(I use to only drink bottled beer).
Its not that I dont have the willpower to stay on the path that I am on,its just that I want to have a backup plan in case I dont know what to do (i.e - everyone wants to go to a burger place, and I wont eat it without the bun infront of 9 other guys). I just want to be prepared for everything and anything. I dont see a problem with staying away from refined sugars, regular soday, things like that.
Any advice would be great.

Once you have been through the OWL process you would have learned a lot about which foods would work and which you absolutly have to stay away from if possible. 






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