Round 2, Day 40 – Age Reversal: 40 Days to a Stronger, Lighter, Younger Me

After just 40 days on my COMAD + NoMAD plan, I feel stronger, lighter, and years younger—without a single workout. I’ve lost 16.5 lbs, improved my blood pressure and blood sugar, and even got mistaken for someone 15 years younger. Here’s what’s working.


After 40 days back on my COMAD + NoMAD rhythm—where I rotate Carnivore + One Meal A Day and No Meals A Day—I feel like I’ve been given a new lease on life. 🕊️

The energy? 🔋Off the charts.
The clarity? 🎯Sharpened like a blade.
The weight? ⚖️Melting off, steadily and without pain.

Yesterday, a man I was chatting with on the phone guessed I was around his age—49. I’m 64.

That moment didn’t just make me smile—it proved this plan is doing something powerful.

I haven’t exercised a single day since starting. Not because I’m avoiding it, but because I wanted to test the diet alone first. And now? I’m energized enough to work full 12-hour days without dragging. I wake up refreshed. My mood is better than it’s been in a decade.

Imagine what happens when I do start exercising.


⚖️ Daily Progress:

Here’s how I’m doing today.

Weight Loss

📅 Date⚖️ Weight (lbs)🥅 Goal Status
Weight Goal176.4 (80.0 kg)Future Day
8 May 2025207.2 (94.0 kg)Worst Day
10 May 2025203.5 (92.3 kg)Day 1
16 May 2025198.2 (89.9 kg)Week 1
23 May 2025195.3 (88.6 kg)Week 2
30 May 2025192.5 (87.3 kg)Week 3
6 June 2025195.1 (88.5 kg)Week 4
13 June 2025190.3 (86.3 kg)Week 5
14 June 2025188.9 (85.7 kg)Nice drop!
15 June 2025192.0 (87.1 kg)Big Bounce
16 June 2025191.8 (87.0 kg)Little Drop
17 June 2025192.7 (87.4 kg)Little Bouce
18 June 2025190.7 (86.5 kg)Today

📉 Today’s Change: -2 lb (0.9 kg)
📉 Total Loss (in 40 days): -16.5 lbs (-7.5 kg)
📉 Average Loss Per Day: -0.41 lbs (-0.19 kg)

🍽️ Last night I ate like a king—totally satisfied—and still dropped 2 pounds overnight. That’s the magic of metabolic freedom.

Blood Pressure (BP)

📅 Date📉 Best of 3 📈 Worst of 3📊 Average
BP Goal120/80
Worst days134/86161/88
147.5/87
10 May 25 – Day 1151/86168/88159.5/87
16 May 25 – Wk 1133/83150/94141.5/88.5
23 May 20 – Wk 2125/86134/88129.5/87
30 May 25 – Wk 3132/79138/81135/80
6 Jun 25 – Wk 4146/85157/97151.5/91
13 Jun 25 – Wk 5133/83143/81138/82
14 Jun 25 – Day 36120/80122/82121/81
15 Jun 25 – Day 37127/79134/78130.5/78
16 Jun 25 – Day 38149/91156/86152.5/88.5
17 Jun 25 – Day 39127/79134/80130.5/79.5
18 Jun 25 – Day 40136/79138/77137/78

💪 Today’s Systolic Change (1st number): +6.5
💪 Today’s Diastolic Change (2nd number): -1.5

🧘 Still under 140/90—no meds needed. That’s the kind of win I’m looking for.

Blood Glucose

📅 Date🍬 Glucose (mmol/L)
Blood Glucose Goal4.2
23 Apr 2025 – Worst day7.4
10 May 2025 – Day 16.4
17 May 2025 – Week 14.4
23 May 2025 – Week 25.3
24 May 2025 – Week 34.4
6 June 2025 – Week 45.2
13 June 2025 – Week 53.9
14 June 2025 – Day 363.6
15 June 2025 – Day 375.3
16 June 2025 – Day 384.9
17 June 2025 – Day 395.4
18 June 2025 – Day 404.2

📊 Today’s Change: -1.2 mmol/L
📊 Days in Normal Range (3.9–5.6 mmol/L): 27 out of 40

🎯 Right at target. That’s the sweet spot—and I’m in it.


🧠 Reflection: Eat Less, Live More

At 64, I’m not chasing youth—I’m catching up with it.
No gym. No meds. Just real food, rest, and a rhythm that works.

Some days, the weight bounces. Some mornings, the pressure rises. But I keep showing up—and the average keeps trending in the right direction.

That’s the whole game.


See You Tomorrow! 😊

Warmly,
Paul

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Paul Snodgrass

Helping people is what lights me up. I’m a curious soul who loves diving into new ideas, uncovering hidden gems of knowledge and sharing what I find. Sometimes, my scientific side takes over, and I overthink things. But I’ve got a creative streak too. There’s an artist in me who loves to dream big and imagine the possibilities. But at my core, if I had to use one word to describe myself—it would be Engineer. I like to build things—whether it’s ideas, solutions, or meaningful connections. So let’s explore, learn, and grow together. I promise to keep it real, keep it fun, and always keep it supportive.

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