Keto Means
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The idea that it is somehow possible to simply poop out excess body fat is intriguing, but that's not the way your body works. If it did, no one would be overweight. Fat can sometimes be present in bowel movements, but this is dietary fat and may be caused by an inability to properly digest foods.
The bottom line. You should avoid cheat meals and days on the keto diet. Consuming too many carbs can kick your body out of ketosis — and it takes...
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Traditionally low in carbs, salads don't even require many modifications to be considered keto. They're high in healthy vegetables, protein, fiber,...
Read More »The pseudoscience regarding weight loss myths and quick-fix diets knows no bounds, and can range from the ridiculous to the outright dangerous. The idea that it is somehow possible to simply poop out excess body fat is intriguing, but that's not the way your body works. If it did, no one would be overweight. Fat can sometimes be present in bowel movements, but this is dietary fat and may be caused by an inability to properly digest foods.
Are Air-Fried Foods Better for You? By most measures, air frying is healthier than frying in oil. It cuts calories by 70% to 80% and has a lot less...
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"If you are craving carbs but you don't want bread, which often contains additional ingredients and can be highly processed, I recommend enjoying...
Read More »Healthy Beverages with NO Calories Some of the more obvious options are flavored mineral waters, seltzer water with a slice of lemon or lime, diet sodas in moderate amounts, and plain tea and coffee.
It's hot, and you're thirsty! But don't just grab the first cool drink that comes along. What you choose to quench your thirst can make or break your weight-loss efforts. The way I see it, high-calorie beverages are one of the major reasons Americans are overweight. Think about how many people you know who drink several sodas every day. Now let's do the math: A 12-ounce soda (non-diet) contains around 150 calories (the equivalent of 10 teaspoons of sugar). So three sodas a day adds up to around 450 calories (the equivalent of 30 teaspoons of sugar). This means that every week, we would save approximately 3,150 calories (the equivalent of 210 teaspoons of sugar) if we switched from drinking three cans of soda a day to drinking three no-calorie beverages. It just doesn't make sense to spend your precious calories on sweet drinks that add calories without any nutritional value. Here are a few beverage facts that may help discourage you from sipping these empty-calorie beverages.
Hummus can definitely be part of your keto diet, but just one or two servings can quickly expend a significant portion of your daily carb...
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8 Tips to Help Picky Eaters Eat Healthier and Lose Weight Translate your favorites into something else. ... “Retrain” your taste buds. ... Take...
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While in ketosis, your body effectively uses fat for fuel. In general, the daily intake of net carbs required to enter ketosis could vary from 20...
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Your fat-burning heart rate is 70%-80% of the maximum heart rate for your age and gender. For example, if your maximum heart rate is 200 beats per...
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