Nutrition
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Ketosis is when you have a blood concentration of ketones greater or equal to 0.5mmol.
The ketogenic diet mimics the physiological state of fasting by suppressing insulin and raising blood ketone levels.
The ketogenic diet works because it's non-glycemic - we control our appetite instead of our appetite controlling us.
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The 7 Intermittent Fasting Mistakes that Most People Make
Eating too much of a food when they come off their fasting routine (e.g., peanut butter)
Not doing keto and intermittent fasting together - doing them together will make fasting easier and boost results
Doing low-result patterns of fasting - choose a pattern that includes one/two meals a day with no snacks in between
Stuffing yourself
Not taking B vitamins and electrolytes
Not doing the healthy version of the keto diet
Stopping when they plateau
10 Intermittent Fasting Mistakes That Stop Weight Loss
Making changes too quickly
Thinking about intermittent fasting as a quick fix
Not eating enough food
Eating too much carbs
Eating too much protein
Eating too much fat
Eating too many calories
Having high cortisol due to stress or poor sleep
Not eating enough salt
Overcompensating - eating 3 meals in 1 sitting
5 INTERMITTENT FASTING Tips For Your Ravenous Hunger
Understand hunger - it's not a linear function but comes and goes in waves
Add minerals - this helps to regulate hunger
Get fluids - water, herbal tea, green tea, coffee
Bulletproof coffee (coffee + butter) - only to extend a fasting period that you would otherwise end, as it provides you a little bit of satiety with a negiglible effect on insuline
Combine intermittent fasting with low-carb diet - this puts you in a position to burn fat