Clean vs Dirty Fasting: What’s the Difference on Keto
Understanding the difference between clean and dirty fasting helps keto dieters maintain ketosis. Learn how beverages, supplements and timing affect fasting benefits.
Understanding the difference between clean and dirty fasting helps keto dieters maintain ketosis. Learn how beverages, supplements and timing affect fasting benefits.
Body odour on keto is a common but temporary side effect linked to ketone excretion. Learn why it happens and how long it lasts, with practical tips for UK keto dieters.
Understanding keto breath, a temporary side effect of the ketogenic diet caused by acetone production during fat metabolism, and how to manage it effectively.
Exogenous ketones are often marketed as essential for a ketogenic diet, but research shows they’re unnecessary for most. Learn why your body produces ketones naturally.
Learn how to test for ketosis using strips, breath analysers, and blood meters. Accurate ketone monitoring helps tailor your ketogenic diet for better results.
Exploring the science and practicalities of extended fasting beyond 72 hours, from metabolic shifts to UK supermarket staples that support the process.
Extended fasting like 72-hour fasts may support metabolic health but aren’t for everyone. Learn who benefits and who should avoid them for safety.
How glucagon and insulin regulate fat burning versus fat storage on a ketogenic diet, with evidence on the hormonal switch that enables ketone production.
Comparing exogenous ketones BHB salts vs esters for ketogenic diets: absorption rates, costs at UK retailers, and when supplementation may support ketosis. No miracle claims.
How the liver responds to a ketogenic diet, from fat metabolism to potential benefits for fatty liver disease. Includes UK-specific food examples.
Eating too much protein on keto can disrupt ketosis and impact metabolic health. Learn the science behind protein moderation and practical UK-specific adjustments.
The 20g carb rule is a cornerstone of ketogenic diet plans. This article traces its origins in clinical research and explains why it remains practical for UK keto beginners.