These people didn't even lift, so it's no wonder they lost a little lean
mass on the keto diet.
The relationship between gaining muscle and losing fat is a complicated one, but there is no evidence to support the idea that you will lose muscle
mass on a keto diet.
There is evidence that ketones, adrenergic stimulation, and protein intake contribute to sparing muscle
mass on a keto diet.
Not exact matches
Many
keto enthusiasts praise the
diet for its anti-inflammatory effects
on the GI system and ability to increase energy levels and muscle
mass while decreasing hunger pangs and total caloric intake.
It is important for you to know that the next time you try to get back
on a
keto diet, you probably won't get the same results since your metabolism will be slower because of losing muscle
mass after the initial weight loss.