There's a lot of negatives about the new formulas and there's already loads of posts about that, but thank you for switching from Sucralose to Stevia in the regular RTDs. That in my opinion is a good decision.
Unlike many here, keto isn't something I do for weight loss. I'm in a weird position where I just seem to absolutely reject any carbohydrates that I consume. I got a bunch of blood tests including stuff like blood sugar which all came back normal aside from the one used for gluten sensitivity which came back as a strong indicator of celiac, so at first I thought it was just gluten I was rejecting. However no, it's pretty much all carbohydrates.
I'll get mad rushes and dumps of energy after even the smallest amounts, twitches, weird aches, the whole lot. So I'm forced into keto and I don't always stick to it but each time I do my symptoms seem to settle. It's just annoying because it's often more expensive. Anyone in a similar boat to this?
Just putting this out there as this Korean powder is the only thing that has worked for my oily skin. I seem to get around 10 hours before I need to rinse with water, dry and put a bit more on. It also blends in to my skin easy. I was concerned it could be comodegenic but so far so good on that front.
It's the only product I've tried that actually seems to do what it says. The only other thing that kind of worked was Niacinamide serum, but not in the least bit as good as this.
If you're turning into a side road, that someone is waiting to cross at, obviously the rule now is that you must give way. However, in a practical sense if there's a vehicle close behind, they will not expect you to do this and it may cause a collision. My question therefore is what is the correct thing to do on a test in this scenario?
Or things that are "easily fixed" Then why didn't you do it? The 8th wonder of Vinted world.
I can't even do the whole monkfruit/allulose/stevia thing because my stomach seems to hate every sweetener, and because of acne prone skin I can't spam cheese and cream. So what strategies do you utilise to get through the craving stage of keto?