What are some lifestyle choices or decisions you’ve made that most people would consider “unconventional”? — taking a different path, coloring outside the lines, etc. If those choices are in hindsight, how do you think about them now?
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In 2006 started avoiding carb and -- especially where I'm from -- seemed like a stupid and dangerous thing to do. Feel pretty vindicated after all the keto hype and the science and anthropological evidence for this way of eating.
Damn. That’s actually when I started low-carb too — but only because I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. I always admire people who do extreme diets *without* an urgent medical issue to motivate them. What sources were you reading that prompted the change?
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IIRC randomly coming across MUFA diet (advocates high vegetable fat), which went against all my programming -- "fat makes you fat!" -- so I had to try it. I guess I'm attracted to wild ideas, nothing intellectual. I then, coz I was eating lots of fat, naturally lowered carbs.
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