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Why is the Keto Diet So Hard to Follow? How to Make it Easier

Why is keto so hard to follow?

If you’ve ever tried the keto diet, you’ll know that it comes with its fair share of challenges. As the ultimate goal of keto is to enter the state of ketosis, it requires a significant reduction in carbohydrates. By reducing carbs, you’re able to reap all the benefits associated with ketosis. But benefits asides, the […]

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What is the Carnivore diet? Risks, Benefits & Food List

The carnivore diet

If you’re looking to lost weight fast, you’ve probably heard that restricting carbs is a good bet. There are numerous low carbohydrate diets that promise to kick your metabolism into ketosis and help you realise your weight loss goals. However, the carnivore diet takes this to another level. Once considered a fringe movement, eating carnivore

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Alcoholic Beverages on Keto: How to Pick the Best Options

Best and worst alcohol options on keto

Summer. It’s a time when people flock to parks and outdoor green spaces with friends and family. If you grew up in the UK (like us!), you’ll know that when the sun’s out, we make the most of it. Unsurprisingly, this often involves enjoying alcoholic beverages. While sunny weather may be a rarity, drinking alcohol

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Understanding Alcohol on the Keto Diet: A Simple Guide

Alcohol on the keto diet

Low carb alcohol may be consumed while on the keto diet, such as spirits and low carb cocktails. The keto diet is a low carbohydrate diet that has been helpful for many people trying to lose weight[1]. But where does alcohol fit into this?  Table of contents Understanding alcohol on the keto diet Does alcohol

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A Simple Guide: Diabetic Ketoacidosis on the Keto Diet

Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)

Ketoacidosis is a potentially dangerous condition characterised by very high, uncontrolled levels of ketone bodies.  Unlike ketoacidosis, nutritional ketosis is a healthy metabolic state that occurs after following a ketogenic diet. After a radical reduction in carbohydrate intake (<50g net carbs per day), the body starts to utilise fatty acids to produce ketone bodies[1]. This

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