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KETO Vlogmas: My Planner Video!

Hey Folks! I got lots of comments to do a planner video, so here you go! I like to keep it simple with my planner and write down everything that I do or that I’m going to do so that I have lots of memories all tucked away. So, it’s sort of like my diary. Hope you enjoy! -Ally More from my siteIs the Keto Diet Hard? How to Keep It Simple!KETO-EGG FAST / DIET – PSAFalling off the Keto Wagon… (This is a long one)Experimenting with 20/4 Intermittent fasting (Keto/LCHF)I’M QUITTING KETO// EATING KETO AT RESTAURANTS // how to go about eating out when following the ketogenic diet

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