Okay, so you’ve heard of keto, and you’re wondering what all the hype is about.
I mean, does it really work?
And is it the right diet for you?
Well, there’s a really simple answer to this question.
If you want to see dramatic results in both how you feel and how you look, then falling a keto diet
is an amazing option.
Now, here’s the deal.
Like any new habit, getting started with keto can be challenging.
And you’re going to have to stick with it to see those results.
But trust me, if you can commit to the three things I’m going to share share with you in this video,
your body and your health will thank you.
But before I share those three tips, let’s make sure we’re clear on what a keto diet is anyway.
When you start a keto diet, you’re committing to eating a high amount of fat, a very low amount
of carbs, and a moderate amount of protein.
By drastically reducing your carb intake, your body is going to enter a state of ketosis, hence
the name keto.
Ketosis is a metabolic state where your body runs on ketones, a highly efficient alternative
fuel.
For those of you who haven’t heard of ketones, they are a game changer in the world of weight loss.
Think of it like switching to premium gas instead of regular unleaded.
When your body runs on the optimum fuel, you’ll drop that fast and improve your overall health.
In fact, research shows that getting your body into a state of ketosis can help with health conditions
like heart disease, type two diabetes, and Alzheimer’s disease.
All right, so back to those three tips to kickstart your journey in the right direction.
First, make sure to eat the right foods.
You’re going to want to replace all those dangerous owned carbs in your refrigerator with keto
friendly options.
That means introducing meats, high fat dairy, and healthy oils in larger quantities to your
diet.
You’ll also want to focus on leafy greens, above ground vegetables, nuts and seeds, berries,
and keto approved sweeteners.
Prepare to say goodbye to all grains, sugar, fruit, and starchy vegetables.
Oh, and if your freezer is full of TV dinners, you’ll want to clean that out, too.
Prepared, packaged and processed foods are seldom compatible with a keto friendly diet.
It may sound like a lot, but don’t worry.
Keto gets way easier to manage when you have the right tools.
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And you might even be surprised by how many of the things you love you can still eat once you learn
how to make them keto friendly.
That’s right, bread, pasta, cookies, and even ice cream all have keto friendly alternatives.
Okay, tip number two it’s not just the types of food you’re eating that matters, but also how
much you’re eating.
Keto foods naturally help to cut your calorie intake, but you’re still going to want to keep
careful track so you don’t accidentally go over your daily limits.
Not sure whether you’re eating too much?
The best way to figure it out is by checking your progress every few weeks.
If you’re not getting the results you’re looking for, consider adjusting your daily calorie
limit accordingly.
Remember that whole rule about high fat, low carb, moderate protein?
Those are your macronutrients, also known as macros.
And in order to keep your body in a state of ketosis, you’re going to want to track them.
General rule of thumb eat less than 35 grams of carbs per day.
Get 70% of your calories from fat and 25% from protein.
Okay, last but not least, prepare for the Keto Flu.
When you first cut back on carbs, your body might experience some changes, and some people experience
what’s been nicknamed the Keto Flu.
But don’t worry, it’s not actually the flu, just a term for some temporary symptoms like fatigue
or mental fogginess.
The Keto Flu is generally short lived, and if you’re as committed as I think you are, you won’t
let it stand in the way of the tremendous success you’re going to see in just a few weeks.
Plus, you can prepare for it ahead of time in order to lessen your chance of experiencing those
symptoms.
Drink more water, increase your sodium, potassium, and magnesium intake, and make sure to
eat more high quality fat like MCTS.
Okay, so those are our three pieces of advice to make sure you get the most out of the journey you’re
about to take.
To recap, follow the keto food list as strictly as possible, monitor how much you eat, and prepare
for the adjustment period.
Most importantly, listen to your body every day and monitor the changes to make sure that the
Ketogenic diet is the right fit for you.
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