NEW Study! Carbs ARE Anti-Ketogenic & DO Drive Hunger in New Randomized Control Trial
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In this groundbreaking episode of The Optimal Protein Podcast, we dive into a fascinating new randomized controlled trial published in Obesity (link to study) that explores the impact of carbohydrate consumption on ketosis and hunger regulation.
Key Topics Discussed:
• Study Overview: The methodology and key findings of this recent trial, which evaluates how carbohydrates affect ketone production and appetite.
• Carbs and Ketosis: Why carbohydrates are inherently “anti-ketogenic” and how they disrupt the metabolic state of ketosis.
• Hunger Regulation: Evidence from the study that links higher carbohydrate intake to increased hunger levels and how this impacts weight management strategies.
• Practical Implications: What these findings mean for those pursuing ketogenic or low-carb diets for fat loss, body recomposition, and improved metabolic health.
• Satiety and Protein: How prioritizing protein can help counteract the hunger-inducing effects of carbs while supporting sustainable fat loss.
Why This Episode Matters:
This study provides compelling evidence that supports the ketogenic approach to nutrition by highlighting the direct relationship between carbohydrate intake and hunger signaling. Whether you’re a seasoned low-carb enthusiast or someone curious about the benefits of keto, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable takeaways.
Links and Resources:
• Full Study: Carbs Are Anti-Ketogenic
• Follow @ketogenicgirl for updates on the latest studies and strategies to optimize protein intake and metabolic health.
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