KHC COMPLETE GUIDE TO KETO DIET EBOOK

What Fuel Are You Running On?

Likely, your answer is carbs, like starches, fruit, and other sugars. When you walk, talk, or simply move through your daily routine, you are burning energy, and typically most people get most of their energy from Dietary Carbohydrates

Much of the time, especially with the modern-day heavy-carb diet, your energy comes from carbohydrates. These are sugars and starches, which are broken down into glucose, which is then used by the body for energy.

Unfortunately, excess glucose that is not fully used as energy converts to glycogen which is then stored as fat.

"CARB OVERLOAD" Is believed by many experts to be the #1 cause of overweight and obesity today!

Fortunately, you can avoid these issues, and all you have to do is start using the right fuel for energy.  

Reducing carb intake triggers a harmless physiological state known as ketosis that provides an alternative source of fuel. There are no clear requirements for dietary carbohydrates in human adults, and the effects of ketosis may offer therapeutic benefits for various different disease states, those common and also those that are rare. The report further comments on a landmark study that a very low carb diet results in a significant reduction of body fat and a naturally accompanying increase in lean body mass in male subjects of normal body weight.

A study conducted at Duke University Medical Center followed 120 obese subjects for 6 months...

Half of the subjects followed a very low carb plan, while the other half followed the American Heart Association’s low-fat diet, the average loss for the low carb group was 31 pounds, while the low fat group had only an average loss of 20 pounds.

Your body wants to be healthy. It really does. When you do the right things, you get the results you are looking for.

One of the greatest things about a low-carb lifestyle is that studies show it especially reduces belly fat or visceral fat, the most dangerous type of body fat!

There have been more than 20 randomized controlled trials published since 2002 in respected, peer-reviewed journals that show low carb diets to be effective for weight loss, stabilizing blood sugars, for general health and to be completely safe without a single adverse effect, this cannot be said about many other diet plans.