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Can your feet get ... smaller??
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You can definitely lose weight off your feet, same thing happened to me.
Out of curiosity, wat were the biggest changes you implemented? Would you do anything differently given hindsight?
My changes were basically three stages:
But even just cutting out sugary drinks made a big difference.
I'd do it sooner. I'd also not get so caught up in trying to make keto food that mimics carby food (though maybe it actually is worthwhile doing it in the early days if you have cravings for certain things).
The sugary drinks is what did it for me too! First thing I cut out. Havent had anything but teas coffee amd inhumane amounts of water over the last 8 years. Maybe an average of like 3-4 sugary drinks a year at most.
Intermittent fasting was also my second most important method.
I also used to ask myself do you meed to eat or are you bored/ thirsty. Drink water and check back. If still feel hunger I'm eating.
Homecooked meals only. 0 fast food and very little going out for food anyways. Plus understamding nutrition.