New guide: Carbs on a low-carb or keto diet

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A low-carb or keto diet restricts carbs to promote weight loss and improve health. But what are carbs, and how does restricting them work? Plus, what carbs can you eat on a low-carb diet to keep your blood sugar within healthy ranges, and which should you avoid? Find out in our new guide to carbs on a low-carb or keto diet, written by registered dietitian Franziska Spritzler. Carbohydrates on a keto or low-carb diet The post New guide: Carbs on a low-carb or keto diet appeared first on Diet Doctor.
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2 week keto challenge: “I feel like I have more energy!”

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Over 565,000 people have signed up for our free two-week keto low-carb challenge. You’ll get free guidance, meal plans, recipes, shopping lists and troubleshooting tips – everything you need to succeed on a keto diet. Here are new fantastic stories from people who’ve taken the challenge: Feedback The low-carb challenge was a great way to begin my LCHF life! I have lost 8 lbs (3.5 kg) and 1 inch (2.5 cm) in two weeks. I used the menus and shopping lists as guidelines to get me started. I don’t feel hungry between meal and don’t miss sweets. I feel like I have more energy. I have learned a lot about how to add fat to my diet and eliminate to reduce carbs. I did a little adapting of the challenge to fit the needs of one person. I could not always eat so much food. I sometimes skip breakfast and wait till I was hungry around 11 am. I would either start the day with eggs or if I was hungrier, add in some of my leftover dinner from the night before or other perishable...
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Diet Doctor Podcast #2 – Health and longevity with Dr. Peter Attia

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What would you change in your life if you could live forever? Ok, let’s be realistic. Not forever. But what about an extra five years? Ten years? Or how far would you go to ensure you would be healthy and vibrant until the day you die? That is the science of longevity. The inexact science I should add. Starting as a cancer surgeon and researcher, Dr. Peter Attia would never have predicted where his professional career would lead. After all, surgery is possibly the ultimate medical field for immediate satisfaction. See the disease, feel the disease with your own hands, and remove the disease. Longevity, on the other hand, is the opposite of immediate satisfaction. You never really know if you got it right. It’s educated guessing at best. So, why would someone change from specializing in surgery to specializing in longevity? That is just one of the many fascinating aspects of Dr. Peter Attia. One thing is clear about Peter. Whatever he does, he goes all-in. Whether...
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Quick and easy capicola egg cups

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Weekday mornings can be pretty hectic, so here's a delicious and healthy lifehack to save the day. Prepare these keto egg cups on Sunday night to have them ready for the busy week ahead. This will be your secret weapon for a foolproof breakfast! Full recipe → The post Quick and easy capicola egg cups appeared first on Diet Doctor.
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Low-carb and keto news highlights

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This week, we summarize the top five news articles and studies in the low-carb realm, plus the wall of shame. The CDC updates obesity data. What’s the number? Forty percent. 40% of US adults age 20-74 were obese in 2016. That number, in 1960, was just 13.4%. For children, between 2014 and 2016, both overweight (16.6%) and obesity (18.5%) continue to rise across all age groups and both genders, with one exception — teenage girls saw a slight improvement. The New York Times investigates an all-too-common problem in science: failure to report conflicts of interest that could bias authors’ perspectives.  “One of the world’s top breast cancer doctors failed to disclose millions of dollars in payments from drug and health care companies in recent years, omitting his financial ties from dozens of research articles in prestigious publications like The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet.” Corporate influence is a huge problem affecting not just...
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BLTA lettuce wraps

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Vine-ripened tomato, crispy bacon, creamy avocado, and tangy mayo come together to create the perfect keto spin on a classic sandwich! Sorry, bread, you aren’t invited to the party! Full recipe → The post BLTA lettuce wraps appeared first on Diet Doctor.
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Should journalists avoid reporting on most food studies?

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We often see headlines claiming that a particular food will either save us or kill us. The problem is that there’s usually no good science to support those headlines. Should journalists just stop writing about food studies? Kelly Crowe at CBC News asks this question in her latest article. The background is all the recent click-and-share health news. Journalists have written stories based on weak studies about how all alcohol consumption is bad for health, that cheese and yogurt protect you from death and that a low-carb diet could shorten your life. These news stories have been widely spread without being based on any strong evidence. The problem is that journalists want to make clickable headlines no matter what effects they may have on the people who read it. Unlike nutrition researchers, who are careful to report their findings associated with a specific outcome, journalists often skip the nuance in order to make these news stories. In an article published in JAMA last...
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