Consider these general diet descriptions:
So is a vegetarian or vegan ketogenic diet possible? Short answer: yes. The ketogenic diet differs from other diets in that it is not based around food groups you can or cannot eat; rather it is based on the macronutrient ratio your body requires to enter a state of nutritional ketosis (defined by an elevation of blood beta-hydroxybutyrate, the body’s primary ketone body). Thus, any style of eating can potentially be ketogenic, whether that is vegan, paleo, low FODMAP, etc. When you are approaching the ketogenic diet from a plant-based perspective, look at what plant foods comply to the macronutrient ratios you are following and stick to those. General guidelines for following a ketogenic diet:
Vegan ketogenic “food groups”:
Vegan food swaps
Tips & tricks
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James Cranson
21/5/2019 08:20:24 pm
I tried for years to boost my immune system but I would always somehow "mess up" and end up trashing my health with bad choices. Then I found out about these simple foods and now I feel healthier than I have in 20 years:
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