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I found out how to do Ketogenic diet right!

After months of trying to figure out fat loss I stumbled across some information that changed my ketogenic journey! From slow progress to dramatic results in 5 months! I’m no where near my goal weight but I’m not frustrated and discouraged anymore and you don’t have to be either! Follow my channel as I post more videos, and move along in this fat loss journey to the best shape of my life ❤️ Originally posted 2017-05-04 17:10:27. More from my site8 Month Keto Weight Loss UpdateIs What We’re Feeling Is Real?Pruvit Keto Before and AfterMy photos before and after keto(KETOGING)diet…losing 37 kgI cheated on Keto, what now? Cheating on a Ketogenic DietKeto Results Week 1: Lost 10 pounds in week one

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