Hey all!
Love keto? Love WINE? Join me and my friend Casey Durango (of Go Keto with Casey fame) on Wednesday
September 4 for a fun & casual Wednesday “Wineday” evening. We'll
sip wine, chat about keto, wine, the meaning of life, and whatever else comes
up. (I’m guessing cheese and charcuterie at a minimum...probably because I’ll
bring them up, hehheh!) It's online, so you can participate from
anywhere...and there's zero travel required so you don't even need Uber or a designated
driver. Get comfy in your PJs, grab a glass of your adult beverage of choice
and log on.
Not an alcohol drinker? No problem! Water, coffee, tea,
broth, or whatever else you prefer is most welcome. We just want your company;
we don’t care what you’re drinking.
Click on this link for more information.
This is a great way to interact with me if you’ve been unable to
attend any of the keto and low-carb events I’ve been at in the past couple of years. (See here for my
upcoming public appearances; maybe I’ll be in your area soon.)
If you don’t know who Casey Durango is, she’s only one of my
favorite people in the keto world and in my actual, “real life,” away
from the interwebs. She has a fabulous transformation story and now shares the lessons learned, the trials and tribulations, and
the straight-up way it works with others via her videos
and other content. (By the way…how’d she lose almost 100 pounds? By following page 4 … with some wine here and there, of course. Let’s get real, friends…for
some of us, it’s a lot easier to ditch the bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, cereal,
cookies, and cake, if we can sip on a cabernet or pinot noir from time to time.)
See you on Sept 4!
P.S. Wondering if alcohol is allowed on keto? (First of all, who
gets to say what’s “allowed” and what isn’t? Who died and made anyone
else their food police? No one, that’s who!) Is wine keto? YES, you CAN enjoy alcohol on a ketogenic diet,
provided you're intelligent about it. (See here for a video I did on this topic.)
P.P.S. I’m on Instagram now! I am clueless about how it works, so bear with me
while I learn. You know me here; I’m a writer, not a photographer. I’ve been
posting pictures of some of my meals, but I refuse to turn into one of those
people who is physically incapable of consuming a molecule of food without
telling the whole world about it and providing photographic evidence to go
along with it. I don’t really know what I’ll be posting there, or even
if I’ll stick with it. (There are only so many platforms and accounts I can keep up with. I'm an introvert, for goodness sake; this is all totally overwhelming for me!) I’m just trying it out for now, testing the waters a bit.
I didn’t think I would like YouTube all that much, but it turns out I do have a few things to say and there are a lot of people who aren’t big on
reading long blog posts who still need sanity and simplicity regarding
keto. I’m happy to be filling that niche.
Disclaimer: Amy Berger, MS,
CNS, NTP, is not a physician and Tuit Nutrition, LLC, is not a medical
practice. The information contained on this site is not intended to diagnose,
treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition and is not to be used as a
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I've followed Casey and so excited to find you are joining her.
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