You can enjoy them on a low - carb, paleo or even ketogenic diet because they will
not kick you out of ketosis like their high - carb alternatives.
You can enjoy them on a low - carb, paleo or even ketogenic diet because they will not
kick you out of ketosis like their high - carb alternatives.
Not a big deal if your carbs are low for the day, but it adds up quick and can
kick you out of ketosis if you aren't counting your carbs and end up way over the 20g.
I see conflicting arguments quite often on whether or not whey protein consumption has negative effects such as spiking insulin, conversion to glucose and
ultimately kicking you out of ketosis.
I would actually feel guilty when I slipped and ate too many carbs because according to Volek and Phinney in The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Performance, the book that first got me interested in all of this, even one spike of insulin could
kick you out of ketosis for up to 2 weeks.
Too much protein can
also kick you out of ketosis (you can't store protein, so if your system has more than it needs, it gets converted into glycogen...) That's described in phinney & Volek's book as well.
Is half a cup a day likely to
kick me out of ketosis?
And there's also the modified ketogenic diet that
kicks you out of ketosis but only for a short period of time by eating slightly more keto - safe carbs or protein.
We created a creamy, high fat, low carb protein shake you can drink after every gym session without being
kicked out of ketosis!
Donna, any kind of carbs are going to
kick you out of ketosis.
Eating carbs are going to
kick you out of ketosis.
Amino acids and fasting is another hot topic and as I have written about before, bcaas do not NOT break a fast or
kick you out of ketosis.
Moderate - protein, because too much protein will
kick you out of ketosis and too little protein will cause muscle loss.
Alcohol will slow down your fat burning process and can
kick you out of ketosis.