The basis of the keto diet is the minimal consumption of carbohydrates. If you limit their consumption, the body begins to burn fat for energy. This is not very helpful, as it can cause orthorexia – an eating disorder that requires the exclusion of certain foods or whole groups, in this case containing carbohydrates. In addition, the complete rejection of sugar can cause an irresistible craving for food, which is in no way associated with weight loss. “Also, this diet is very strict and the food in it is not the most delicious, so not everyone can achieve the result,” adds Max.
This diet is based on intermittent fasting, where you eat whatever you want for 5 days and the next 2 days – no more than 600 calories or even less. It is believed that it does not fit into most life schedules, but the main error is not even there. “First, the weight is very likely to come back when you stop dieting. Second, with this diet option, the metabolism slows down,” Bridger comments.
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