A Ketogenic or Very-Low-Carb Diet for Type 1 Diabetes
Have you ever wondered if changing your diet could lead to better control of your type 1 diabetes and provide other benefits? For many people,...
Have you ever wondered if changing your diet could lead to better control of your type 1 diabetes and provide other benefits? For many people,...
Have you been diagnosed with prediabetes or suspect that you may have it? If so, you’re in good company. Prediabetes is a condition that affects...
Blood glucose (also called blood sugar) is a primary marker for determining diabetes risk. The higher your blood sugar, the higher your risk factors. But...
It’s your birthday and someone slides a piece of your favorite cake under your nose. You’re out for happy hour and buzzed hunger hits at...
If you’re on a keto diet, you know that staying and getting into ketosis (the whole goal of going keto), is achieved by eating a...
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The ketogenic diet is becoming known for being beneficial in so many areas of health and medicine, it’s important to get a clear understanding of...
A well-formulated ketogenic diet is considered anti-inflammatory, which is one reason it can be so effective in improving health and promoting weight loss. By significantly...
The newly released 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) represent a much-needed shift toward a more evidence-based, real-food approach to health. For the first time,...
The 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) mark a meaningful shift in how nutrition guidance is framed. While still designed for population-level advice, the underlying...
Ketogenic diets are supported by strong evidence for benefits in metabolic health, weight loss, glycemic control, and managing epilepsy. In addition, growing research supports this approach...
The ketogenic diet first became known as a therapeutic treatment in the 1920s, when it showed positive effects for children suffering from pediatric epilepsy. But...
The ketogenic diet is a higher fat, moderate protein, and very low carb diet, so it’s no surprise that sugar (the calorie-dense, least nutritious type...
Approximately 42 percent of adults in the US––more than 100 million people––currently live with obesity, defined as a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher...
What Is “Time in Range”? Monitoring your “time in range” is a way to track how well your blood glucose or ketone levels stay within...
The term “biohacker” conjures images of a cyborg — part man, part machine — a genetically-engineered specimen with electrodes attached to all major muscle groups....
You’ve committed to eating healthier. But now you’re faced with a sea of similar-sounding diets: keto, Atkins, low-carb, paleo, Whole30. While they all emphasize cutting...
What’s the difference between ketosis and ketoacidosis? Both words are similar and involve ketone production; however, the likeness stops there. Ketosis is a natural metabolic...
Whether you’re following the ketogenic diet or just starting to learn about it, you’ve probably heard the term “tracking macros” or “counting macros.” But what...
What’s BMI, BMR, and Lean Body Mass Versus Fat Body Mass? There’s been more interest than ever in BMI numbers (body mass index numbers) since...
If you’re exploring keto, you may hear people kick around the phrase “calorie deficit.” In fact, we use it in our very own Keto-Mojo Macro...