Train Muscles to Be Effective at Burning Fat Without Going on a Keto Diet
If I eat low-carb, my body makes more ketones AND my body almost immediately burns up those extra ketones for energy. My increased ketones are being used and burned and not wasted. As with any dietary change, stamina is often lost while your body adjusts. Best you can do is keep up with electrolytes as recommended and make sure youβre eating enough hence meeting or exceeding your protein goal daily. Fat-adaptation: the point where your body burn ketones more efficiently Train the muscle to be better at burning fat without going on a keto diet; endurance athletes have been doing it for years. People who can get that adaptation first should not see a big drop off of performance when they switch to keto. The longer you follow keto, and the multiple weeks of keto also produce fat-adaptation, that's the point where your body has learned to burn ketones more efficiently. The difficulty people have when they go into keto is largely related to the sort of diet that they were eating before they switched; if it was a high-carb one and especially if it had a lot of sugar, they seem to have more problems. I don't think we know about the effect of childhood diets; I wouldn't expect them to be significant but epigenetics is certainly a thing and there are known effects in that area. Wake up bursting with energy, even while fasting Fat adaptation is a metabolic shift that takes about 6 weeks of strict keto to fully complete. It takes about the same amount of time to shift fully back t Read the full article
