Peak Summit Keto Supplement Review
keto may be effective at burning fat but it's very restrictive and can be unrealistic for people who actually like eating carbs and who struggle to get enough fibre. That's why experts have come up with a compromise - switching between keto and a low-carb. But wait a minute...isn't keto low-carb itself? What's the difference? And why might going between the two diets be the best weight loss plan? According to Patrick Holford and Jerome Burne, authors of The Hybrid Diet: Your Body Thrives On Two Fuels, there's growing evidence to support the idea of switching between keto and low-carb might be the ideal weight loss. Keto involves eating no more than 30g of carbs a day plus a high amount of good fats. If done correctly, it should be full of green, leafy veg and unprocessed foods. While cutting out carbs, on keto you increase how much meat, dairy, avocado, nuts and oil you eat. It works by persuading the body to start burning its own fat supplies - putting the body into a state called ketosis - rather than burn the carbs in your diet.
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