I have been posting a lot of videos about
The Carbohydrate Addicts Diet and I suddenly
realized that you don’t know much about me.
I want to change that by telling you my
story.
I’m a 69(going on 49 year old) retired
grandmother. I was in business for many
years and never had the opportunity to write
seriously. Once I retired, around 6 years
ago, that all changed. I’m now just as busy
writing as I ever was in my business.
So how did I end up writing about carbohydrate
addiction? Well, I became personally involved.
When I was in my early 40’s I had some very
minor surgery during which something went
wrong and I suffered a cardiac arrest. Till
then, I had never had a weight problem I
couldn’t take care of in the gym.
It soon turned out that my heart issue had
caused some damage. Within 3 months of the
event, I realized I was gaining weight. I
upped my visits to the gym but it was clear
that although the weight was coming off, it
was a lot harder to accomplish than I had
experienced before.
I went to the doctor to find out why and I
was diagnosed with a thyroid condition.
The doctor said I would have a weight problem
for life and that rather than depend on
exercise, I should visit a dietitian who
would teach me a better, healthier way to
eat.
I followed his advice and that’s about the
time my real weight problems began. For
years, despite regular exercise, and
sticking to the recommended diet, I very
slowly, very gradually gained weight.
When I retired, 6 years ago, I was around
80 kilos. I suffered the early symptoms of
type2 diabetes and I was on the verge of
depression. - Still, I finally had time
to write and to think.
The growing obesity that seemed to affect
everyone around me didn’t make sense,
particularly in light of some events and
facts I knew about, that went right back to
my youth.
I decided to ignore all the diets, including
the current ‘green’ diet philosophy and
instead return to the food that was natural
to me more than twenty years earlier.
Today, I don’t have a weight problem. I
haven’t had a weight problem for six years.
I also no longer suffer the symptoms of
type2 diabetes. I think that’s an amazing,
unexpected result, important enough to earn
me the right to tell people about it.
So I have written a book which I hope to
publish online very soon. In the meantime I
have created a little blog to tell people
about my not so secret – secrets. I have
also gone into video production, which I’m
having a lot of fun with.
My grandkids are impressed with my YouTube
status and pretend interest in weight loss.
Who would have thought! I’m fast becoming a
hero with the 9 -15 age group.
While waiting for my book to be published,
I’m posting videos and writing articles for
my blog to tell people about some really
important things nobody else seem prepared to
talk about. There’s a very good chance it’s
because nobody else is around who knows
enough and can put the pieces together as
I have done.
Not till you know and recognize the truth
about a problem, can you be expected to
successfully deal with it!
Please visit my blog:
http://www.thecarbohydrateaddictsdiet.com
Regards
Kirsten Plotkin
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