#Keto Hack

[impactofhealth]

Sleepless Nights? Biohack Your Way to a Better Night’s Rest

Are sleepless nights becoming a regular occurrence, leaving you groggy and irritable throughout the day? You’re not alone. In today’s fast-paced world, quality sleep has become a luxury for many, with factors like stress, technology, and lifestyle habits contributing to disrupted sleep patterns. However, there’s hope on the horizon in the form of biohacking, a cutting-edge approach to optimizing various aspects of human performance, including sleep. Read More...

[livemax9]

SOME TIPS:-

Eat tasty but less. Go out often but order less. Measure your Basal Metabolic index (BMI) and daily calorie requirement and plan accordingly. No Matter how healthy the food is! If it exceeds your daily calorie requirement? DON’T EAT IT! Consume foods high in dietary fibers. Carbs are not bad, but if you want fast results, avoid them. Use smaller plates! Do some kind of physical exercise.

[smartweightlosstip]

Canned Foods on Keto: Which Ones Fit Your Diet? 🥫🍴" On your keto journey, canned foods can be a convenient choice—but not all are keto-friendly! Discover which canned items align with your low-carb lifestyle and help you stay on track. Keto-Friendly Canned Foods: 🥑 Canned Avocado: Packed with healthy fats and fiber, perfect for keto! 🥩 Canned Meats (No Added Sugar): Opt for chicken, beef, or fish—protein and healthy fats for your keto meals. 🍅 Canned Tomatoes & Sauces: Check for no added sugars. A great way to add flavor without the carbs. 🌿 Canned Veggies: Spinach, green beans, or zucchini are perfect low-carb options. Avoid These: 🍬 Canned Fruits in Syrup: Often loaded with hidden sugars and carbs. 🥣 Canned Soups: Beware of added sugars and hidden carbs in many brands. Follow us for more tips keto canned foods, keto diet tips, keto-friendly choices, low carb snacks, healthy fats, keto proteins, low-carb veggies, canned food for keto, sugar-free options, keto lifestyle hacks, ketogenic diet, keto-friendly tomatoes, canned meats for keto, avoid canned sugars, keto convenience, low-carb living, sugar-free sauces, stay in ketosis, keto shopping guide, healthy low-carb foods #KetoTips #CannedFoods #KetoFriendly #LowCarbLiving #KetoHacks #HealthyEating #KetoJourney #StayInKetosis #KetoSnacks #LowCarbChoices #SugarFreeLiving #KetoConvenience #KetoMeals #HealthyFats #LowCarbVeggies #KetoProteins #KetoShopping #KetogenicLifestyle #KetoOnTheGo #EasyKeto1h

[wellnessaura]

Snack Your Way to Success: Discover the Keto Snacks Cookbook! 🥑✨

Hey there, keto warriors! Are you tired of boring snacks that derail your low-carb journey? Say goodbye to the mundane and hello to deliciousness with my Keto Snacks Cookbook! 📚❤️

Packed with over 50 mouthwatering recipes, this cookbook is your ultimate guide to guilt-free snacking. From cheesy bites to sweet treats, I've curated a collection that satisfies your cravings without breaking your carb bank.

Why settle for bland when you can whip up crispy cauliflower wings, nutty energy bars, or even chocolate avocado truffles? Each recipe is designed to keep you energized and on track with your keto lifestyle.

✨ Special Offer: For a limited time, grab your copy at a discounted price! Click the link in my bio and transform your snack game today.

Join the keto revolution and snack smarter—your taste buds (and waistline) will thank you! 💪🥳

#KetoSnacks #LowCarbLiving #HealthyEating #CookbookSale

[saniunperfekt]

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[ms-demeanor]

Nutrition science IS a mess largely because a huge number of food and weight loss studies are limited by "how long can we reasonably expect this study group to eat only what we're feeding them" and "how many people can we reasonably include in this study when it needs to be local and the participants need to meet XYZ standards" and then you ALSO have the problem of people p-hacking the research and the whole thing is a nightmare but it's a nightmare in the same way that a LOT of science relating to humans is a nightmare because humans are fucking hard to study.

Like, yeah, obviously a fucking 8-week study of how effective keto is for weight loss isn't going to provide a ton of useful information but like how the fuck else are you going to study it and have high compliance to a notoriously hard-to-comply with diet???????

"Good" studies tend to be short because they have to be to prevent participants from quitting the diet OR because twelve weeks is probably the longest time you can reasonably expect people to stay at an inpatient facility where their food is 100% controlled by researchers unless you're willing to pay them A LOT which you can't do unless your fucking study is funded by fucking coca cola and creating a massive conflict of interest.

What this means is that we should be very narrow in what we take away from these studies and shouldn't generalize them to a broad population, not that the studies are inherently bullshit.

[communistkenobi]

I haaaaaate hate hate googling health information so much I feel like it’s this black hole of quackery and nonsense like even googling simple shit like what are foods to avoid if my cholesterol is high you immediately get hit with a wall of bone broth gut cleansing juice fast superfood wheat belly keto diet hacks. it’s like anti-vaxx levels of misinformation combined with fatphobia and orientalism. I guess I’ll just stick to “an apple a day keeps the doctor away” as my guiding light because everything else is a multi-level marketing scam

[openmindcrimecook]

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[kushblazer666]

keto people need to die i just saw an in n out “hack” that was “order ten single patties that you feed to dogs”

[impactofhealth]

Biohacking 101: How to Upgrade Your Body and Mind

Biohacking involves making small, incremental changes to your lifestyle and biology to enhance physical and mental performance. From nutrition tweaks to technological interventions, biohacking offers a myriad of strategies to upgrade your body and mind. Read More...

[smartweightlosstip]

Craving Sweets on Keto? Here’s How to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth Without Spiking Your Blood Sugar 🍯 Are you on a keto journey and craving something sweet? The struggle is real, but here's the good news: you can satisfy those cravings while staying in ketosis! With these natural, low-carb sugar substitutes, you won’t have to compromise on flavor. Let’s dive in! Top Keto-Friendly Sugar Alternatives: Stevia 🍃 – A zero-calorie, plant-derived sweetener that won’t spike blood sugar. Perfect for sweetening drinks and baked goods. Monk Fruit 🍈 – Naturally sweet and calorie-free. Its mild taste makes it ideal for keto desserts without the sugar rush! Erythritol 🍬 – This sugar alcohol is a popular choice for baking. It’s low-carb, low-calorie, and doesn’t affect blood sugar levels. Allulose 🍪 – A sugar-like substance that tastes just like sugar but with fewer carbs. Great for making keto-friendly treats! Follow us for more tips keto diet, keto snacks, sugar substitutes, keto-friendly sweets, stevia benefits, monk fruit for keto, erythritol baking, allulose low carb, keto desserts, blood sugar control, low carb lifestyle, keto sweeteners, sugar-free baking, keto hacks, keto journey, natural sweeteners, healthy desserts, keto sugar alternatives, sugar cravings solutions, stay in ketosis #KetoFriendly #KetoSweets #LowCarbLife #SugarSubstitutes #KetoTips #HealthyEating #KetoJourney #StayInKetosis #SugarFreeLiving #KetoDesserts #LowCarbSnacks #KetoHacks #BloodSugarControl #NaturalSweeteners #KetoLifestyle #HealthyChoices #CravingsSatisfied #GuiltFreeTreats #KetoInspiration #SweetOnKeto

[kavehpilled]

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[healthsupplementindia]

[healthyfitandmore]

Discipline And Consistency Is The Key

[alittledisordered]

Sooo.

I keep going back and forth about my diet. On the one hand, maintaining keto is a bitch. I'm someone who (strictly judging from the "symptom data" I've collected over the last few months) has an extremely low threshold for getting kicked out of ketosis. I've heard that some folks can eat as many as 30-50 grams of carbs a day and it's smooth sailing.

I... am not one of them. It's nothing but chicken and eggs and like 15 net carbs' worth of fibrous veggies for me, or I'm stuck in that foggy "in-between" state, where I think my body is still trying to operate on whatever meager carbohydrate stores I give it instead of ketones. And that. Feeling. Sucks.

But whenever I try to balance my macros a little more, I find it extremely challenging to maintain any kind of caloric deficit. I'm not gaining heaps of weight, or anything. It's not as though I introduced a daily apple to my diet, and all of a sudden packed on pounds of fat.

But when your alarm goes off at 5:30 am, and you work 10 hour nursing shifts, the energy peaks and slumps that occur throughout the day can be difficult to manage. I usually don't have the energy to work out in a deficit. I haven't been lifting or progressing in the gym in any meaningful way. And I feel as though I'm constantly fixating on food, considering my next "micro-meal," filling up on apples and Greek yogurt and other high-volume foods only to feel desperately hungry an hour later.

And my relationship with the scale is still clearly s***.

I decided to do another three day egg fast this past week, because I saw my weight creep just over 130 lbs again and I wanted to see how much of it was water weight retained after introducing a moderate amount of carbs back into my diet.

Pre diet weight: 131.3 lbs

Post diet weight: 127.6 lbs

And now I'm at a crossroads. Once again in a comfortable and controlled state of ketosis. No energy crashes. No hunger migraines. No late night cravings, or obsessive gum chewing, or trying to find ways to "hack" my hunger.

But like.

How long can I keep this up?