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25 Year Old's 2 Months Weight Loss Journey on Keto

Follow the progress of reddit user 25/F/5'5 from 170lbs to 145lbs in 2 months using keto. Learn about her diet and meal plans.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'5" woman showing a weight cut from 170 pounds to 145 pounds. A total loss of 25 pounds.
25/F/5'5 [170 - 145 = 25lbs] 2 months of keto face and upper body progress. No more double chin!!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

The user, ladybaphomet took to Reddit to share her impressive weight loss progress. She lost 25lbs in just 2 months through maintaining a keto diet. She provides details of what she ate and how she managed to keep to the diet.

Ladybaphomet's diet

Ladybaphomet's diet was primarily made up of fish, fatty meat, eggs, dark greens, avocado, nuts, cheese, and bacon. She made sure to track and weigh everything she ate and drank a gallon of water per day. This diet helped her to achieve her weight loss goals.

Grueling keto regime

Ladybaphomet's regime wasn't easy. She revealed that she suffered from the 'keto flu'. This is a common experience for those starting a keto diet, when the body is adapting to the low carbohydrate intake. Although she felt lethargic and had a headache, she powered through it.

Getting to her goal

After sticking to the diet for two months, Ladybaphomet achieved her goal of losing 25lbs. She even noticed physical changes like a reduction in her double chin. She also felt confident enough to make changes to her appearance by refreshing her hairdo and getting a new tattoo.

Conclusion

Through sheer dedication and discipline, Ladybaphomet was able to achieve great results from her keto diet. Through this diet, she was able to lose weight quickly and efficiently. This is a commendable feat and an inspiration to others who might consider trying out keto for themselves.

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.