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KETOGENIC DIET
WHAT IS KETO?
The ketogenic diet switches your body from burning carbohydrates
to burning fat as its primary energy source
- Keto is a high fat, moderate protein, very low carbohydrate diet
- Ketosis is a word used to describe when your body is burning body fat and using ketones as your primary fuel source, instead of carbs
- Ketones are the by-product of fat burning and are the molecules your body uses as fuel when you are in ketosis
BENEFITS OF BEING
IN KETOSIS
QUICK WEIGHT LOSS
MENTAL CLARITY & FUNCTION
CONTROLLED APPETITE
INCREASED ENERGY
SLOW DOWN AGING
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE
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