Sentences with phrase «see diet protocols»

All too often I see diet protocols preaching the importance of «three meals and two snacks per day,» or eating strategies like intermittent fasting (restricting eating to one 8 - hour segment during the day, and fasting the other 16 hours) claiming to be «the key» to losing weight or optimizing your health.

Not exact matches

If you're watching your carbs and staying true to the diet, it's just a matter of time before you settle into ketosis — or close enough to it (if you're following the Mod Keto protocol) to see and feel results.

A low carb diet combined with a cleansing protocol can really help with this stuff (see SIBO recommendations earlier).

The protocol utilizes GABA and other supplements (see Table below), along with a ketogenic diet.

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So, the Feet - to - Brain Protocol makes room for Ketogenic diet and helps you like move into it, because, essentially, what I did is I learned about a Ketogenic diet and I tiptoed into it, and slowly moved and saw how it felt like got my body used to metabolizing fat, bit by bit.