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Do you want to lose weight without starving or experiencing keto-flu?
Do you simply want to achieve a healthy lifestyle devoid of weight gain-related diseases?
Then this book is for you!
As it is fully packed with all you need to know about an effective keto lifestyle.
As it is known that a ketogenic diet has become a popular choice among people with health and fitness goals — weight loss, blood glucose control, and improved athletic performance. This book has been tailored to meet your needs on the general health benefits of practicing keto with the right methods. If you’re new to the diet, you could be making mistakes that prevent you from achieving ketosis which is why this book 'Before You Do Keto Diet' is very essential for all keto dieters to have most especially the BEGINNERS.
Tips of what you are going to enjoy in this book include:
What you should know about the ketogenic diet?
How you are going to lose weight with a Ketogenic diet?
Nine healthiest cheese that works for weight loss.
keto-friendly foods you should always consume to start losing weight.
Foods you should eliminate from your keto list.
Fruits to be ignored on keto
How to attain optimal ketosis
How to successfully conduct a keto blood test with pictures
How to read blood ketone test results with pictures
How to avoid keto flu
How you can overcome keto flu if you are already experiencing it and a lot more...
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Before You Do Keto Diet
Do’s and Don’ts of Keto for Beginners
Ruth McCusker
Copyright 2019 Ruth McCusker
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the prior written permission of the publisher.
Dedication
You really want to enjoy a keto lifestyle this book is for you!
This book is dedicated to people who want to or already on a ketogenic diet to burn fat for energy, cure diseases, and to maintain a good physique without complications.
Introduction
An Overview of the Ketogenic Kiet
What Can You Eat On a Keto?
Benefits and Nutritional Information of Keto-Friendly Foods
The Nine Healthiest Types of Cheese That are Beneficial on a Keto Diet
Keto-Friendly Oils That are Best for Weight-Loss
Plain Greek Yogurt and Cottage Cheese
Health Benefits of Meat and Poultry on a Keto Diet
Best Vegetables for Keto Dieters and Their Benefits
Keto-Friendly Veggies and their Nutritional Information
List of the many beverage options you can choose from while on a Keto Diet
Water Enhancers for Keto
Popular Keto-friendly Sparkling Water Brands
Food to Avoid on a Ketogenic Diet
Grains to Avoid on a Keto Diet
Beans and Legumes to Avoid
Fruits to Avoid on a Keto
Vegetables to Avoid on a Keto
Sugars to Avoid on a Keto
Protein Foods to Avoid on a Ketogenic Diet
Dairy products to avoid:
Factory Farmed Animal Products to Avoid
Fat Foods to Avoid on a Ketogenic Diet
Unhealthy (Inflammatory) Oil to Avoid:
Sweetened and Sugary Beverages to Avoid
Processed and Packaged Foods to Abstain from on a Ketogenic Diet
Artificial Sweeteners to Avoid on a Ketogenic Diet
Introduction to Ketosis
Tips for Meeting Macros
How to Get Into Ketosis
Tips and Ideas for Making a Fat Fast to Get Into Ketosis
Getting Ready for Keto Flu
Tips on How to Avoid Keto Flu
How You Can Cure Keto Flu
Tools for Ketone Test, When and How to Perform the Test
Tips on How You Can Test Your Blood with a Home Ketone Meter
Conclusion
The ketogenic diet has become a popular choice among people with health and fitness goals which include weight loss, blood glucose control, and improved athletic performance. If you’re new to the diet, you could be making mistakes that can prevent you from achieving ketosis and this is why this book is a vital tool for people who are about to embark on a ketogenic journey.
The ketogenic diet was first introduced in the 1920s as a way to cure children with epilepsy. Since then, research has connected the diet to weight loss, thereby, making people without a record of seizures to clinch on the bandwagon. A study released in November 2017 in Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Reviews found that people who followed the keto diet for 10 weeks had noticeable changes in weight, body fat percentage, body mass index (BMI), and HgA1c levels.
Ketogenic diet is more than just a diet. This is an extremely powerful and sustainable lifestyle that allows you to heal your body and achieve optimal health and well-being. This is a journey that demands a commitment to learning, openness to changes and learning new traditional ways of thinking and living.
In this book you will be taken through what the keto diet is all about, why you must go on keto diet, what you will benefit aside from weight-loss, foods to eat on a keto diet with their nutritional values, foods to avoid on keto, what you will encounter when entering ketosis, guide on how not to be kicked out of ketosis, how you can measure your ketosis, valid instruments to use for measuring your ketosis level etc.
The ketogenic is a low carb, high-fat diet that emphasizes the good fat found in dairy, protein, seed, and nuts. It is considered a restrictive diet because it eliminates grains, beans, and some certain oils, vegetables and fruits. It is one of the oldest diets with origins as far back as ancient Greece. The keto diet as we all know, it was designed in the 1920s as a way to treat epilepsy. Before then, patients would refrain from all food, and their seizures stopped.
However, fasting is not the most ideal long-time treatment, and medications were known for their mind-number properties. A low-carb, high-fat mimics many effects of fasting, let a patient eat good food and retain their cognitive abilities.
Keto friendly-foods include meat, vegetables, fruits, seeds, and nuts. Quality is very important, so choose grass-fed meat, pasture-raised eggs, and wild-caught seafood. Organic veggies and fruits are also recommended to get the most benefits out of the diet.
The Breaking Down of Keto-Friendly Foods
Healthy Fat/Oil:
Coconut oil
Cocoa butter
Coconut cream
Nut butter
Ghee
Duck fat
Extra virgin olive oil
Proteins:
Poultry
Wild Game
Eggs
Pork
Fish/Seafood
Beef
Nut and Seed:
Hazelnuts
Flax Seeds
Pecans
Macadamia Nuts
Chia Seeds
Brazil Nuts
Almonds
Walnuts
Hemp Seeds
Sesame Seeds
Pumpkin Seeds
Sunflower Seeds
Full-Fat Dairy:
Greek yogurt
Cheese
Heavy cream
Cream cheese
Low Carb-Fruits:
Oranges
Avocados
Limes
Berries
Lemons
Low-Carb Vegetables:
Radishes
Cucumber
Zucchini
Bell Peppers
Cauliflower
Broccolis
Dark Leafy Greens
Sea Vegetables
Tomatoes
Garlic
Beverages:
Water
Unsweetened Coconut Water
Unsweetened herbal teas
Unsweetened Coffee
Sparkling Water
Cheese
Coconut Oil
Olive oil
Greek yogurt and cottage cheese
Avocados
Meat and Poultry
Egg
Nut and seed
Berries
Unsweetened coffee and tea
Fish and seafood
Dark chocolate and cocoa powder
Shirataki Noodles
Butter and Cream
Low-carb veggies
Seafood
Cheese
Cheese has zero carbs and is high in fat, making it a great fit for the ketogenic diet. It's also rich in protein and calcium. But, a 1-ounce slice of cheese delivers about 30 percent of the daily value for saturated fat, so if you are worried about heart disease, consider portions when noshing on cheese.
Mozzarella
Mozzarella is a tender and white cheese with a high quantity of moisture content. It was founded in Italy and is usually made from Italian buffalo or cow’s milk. Mozzarella is low in sodium and calories than other cheeses. One ounce (28 grams) of full-fat mozzarella contains:
Calories: 85
Protein: 6 grams
Fat: 6 grams
Carbs: 1 gram
Sodium: 176 mg — 7% of the Reference Daily Intake (RDI)
Calcium: 14% of the RDI
Mozzarella also contains bacteria that act as probiotics, including strains of Lactobacillus casei and Lactobacillus fermentum.
Both animal and human studies show that these probiotics may improve gut health, promote immunity, and fight inflammation in your body.
Mozzarella tastes delicious in Caprese salad — made with fresh tomatoes, basil, and balsamic vinegar — and can also be added to many recipes.