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Intermittent Fasting, Keto and Calorie Deficit

I am tapering my running workouts these past weeks. I am doing 1 to 2 workouts per week, down from the usual 5 workouts. My weight has remained at 74-75 kilograms this December. As the new year enters, I went back to keto. I reduced my carbohydrates to 30 grams and boost my fats to 125 grams. My proteins remained at 90 to 94 grams.

After 3 days of keto, I began my 16-8 intermittent fasting protocol. I eat my breakfast at 6 am and then eat a second meal at 2 pm. My weight began to go down on the 3rd day of my intermittent fasting IF. I am now at 71-72 kilograms after two weeks into this program. 

I am also observing my calories. Making sure I remain in the budget daily. I eat from 1600 to 1660 calories a day. My averages this week for fat is 127 grams. For carbohydrate is 40 grams. For protein is 97 grams. I want to lower my carb average to 30 grams or even lower.

I am happy that my belly is now flat. My waistline is down to 85 cm from 90 cm. I want to tighten it some more with cardio and core exercises.

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