In Defense of Food
One of the best books I ever read was Michael Pollen’s, In Defense of Food.
Take 3 minutes and watch this for a brief intro:
One of the best books I ever read was Michael Pollen’s, In Defense of Food.
Take 3 minutes and watch this for a brief intro:
Unlike flexible dieting where we don’t want to tell a client what they should or should eat, with Ketogenic diets there are certain foods that will kick a person out of Ketosis and keep them there. By definition a Ketogenic diet’s aim is to keep a person in ketosis. In order to do that, Ketogenic dieters must stay away from certain foods: mainly those that are high in carbohydrates or sugars.
The following table shows a non-comprehensive list of foods people on a Ketogenic diet must avoid: Read more “The Basics of Ketogenic Foods” →
When people transition into a Ketogenic diet they are making changes that encourage the body to adapt. This can sometimes be temporarily uncomfortable. Within the first few weeks of eating a Ketogenic based diet, some people report flu like symptoms, collectively called the Keto-flu. As the body adapts, the Keto-flu symptoms if experienced diminish, and a myriad of different benefits are often reported.
While not everyone experiences all of these things, most Ketogenic dieters will experience at least some of them. These are the benefits most often reported: Read more “Pros & Cons of a Ketogenic Diet” →