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AltShift experiment (part 3)

As you may or may not know, I’m currently testing a fat loss protocol called AltShift (see my previous posts about it here: part 1 and part 2). This is my update for rounds 4 and 5.

As I said before, one of the reasons I started this experiment was to find out how quickly I can go back to my original weight category in the (unlikely) event that I decide to enter a weightlifting competition. I got my answer on round 5: 37 days. See the stats below for more details.

Round 4:

Carnitas and coleslaw for 5S

My version of ploughman’s lunch, a typical 5S quick meal

Vietnamese salad, one of my go-to 3S lunches

Round 5 (5 shift):

Egg & olive salad (recipe here)

Naked burgers

Round 5 (3 shift):

This was the first time I put AltShift on hold. I travelled to the Gold Coast for a 3.5-day Buddhist course, which fell on the entire 3 shift. I was tempted to make it work but we were eating out with friends and having drinks at night, so I decided it was easier to eat paleo-friendly the whole time. I also stopped tracking my intake, which means I ate more than I needed. My activity was limited to prostrations (a form of physical meditation) in the morning and some walking on the beach, and to and from shops.

The results:

To be continued…

If you’re interested in learning more about AltShift, head to 30kview.com.


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