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Keto Pumpkin Roll Fat Bombs Recipe

2020-10-16T21:05:26-04:00By |Desserts, Low Carb / Keto, Recipes, Snacks, Vegetarian|

Pumpkin roll fat bombs make an excellent Fall treat! Who doesn't love a delicious pumpkin roll this time of year? Transform it into a fat bomb, and you have even more to be happy about! This is a delightful, no-fuss recipe that deserves its rightful spot on the dessert menu. Plus, everybody finds this treat [...]

Keto Diet / Low Carb Diet

2016-11-28T08:17:24-05:00By |Keto Diet|

What is the Keto Diet? The keto diet, also known as a ketogenic diet or low carb diet, is low in carbohydrates and high in fat and protein. Yes, fat! Years and years of misconceptions have taught us to avoid fats at all costs. Everywhere you turn, you can find food labels shouting “fat-free” or [...]

Ketosis And How It Works

2018-08-16T20:53:07-04:00By |News|

Very few people have not heard of low-carb diets in general. What most people don't know is how low-carb diets actually work or what ketosis really is; there are many diets which are fads or promise some kind of quick fix to a weight loss problem, but upon deeper inspection, their foundation is not only [...]

Studies & Trials for Low Carb Diets vs Low Fat Diets

2016-01-03T17:52:16-05:00By |

Studies & Trials for Low Carb Diets vs Low Fat Diets This page is dedicated to listing studies and trials where participants were randomized to either low carb or low fat diets. The outcomes tested changes in body weight, disease risk levels and overall physical health through blood tests and other tests. Nickols-Richardson SM, et [...]

Keto Diet Fats | What Are Good Fats

2020-07-26T18:13:50-04:00By |Keto Diet|

What Are Good Keto Diet Fats on a Low Carb Diet? Eating the right (healthy) fats is very important, especially on a ketogenic/low carb diet where fat makes up ~70% of your daily caloric intake. All the important facts and supporting studies are included further down in this article but here's what you need to know [...]

Comprehensive Study Links Low-Fat High-Carb Diets to Higher Mortality Risk

2018-05-28T15:56:39-04:00By |News|

A recent study published in The Lancet goes a long way towards solidifying experts' claims, arguing that it is, in fact, sugar, not fat, that poses the biggest dietary risk to public health. Despite decades of policies and diets that target fat as the biggest culprit—largely thanks to compromised research funded by the sugar industry—scientists, [...]

Top Ten Keto FAQs

2019-03-04T09:44:36-05:00By |GoingKeto|

If you're facing challenges on keto, chances are you aren't alone. The questions we get here at Tasteaholics tend to follow some of the same themes, so we've put together this handy Top Ten guide to answer the most common queries. "How do I know when I'm in ketosis? Do I need to use pee strips?" [...]

Intermittent Fasting and Weight Loss

2018-12-11T13:31:28-05:00By |Guides and FAQs, Keto Gains|

Intermittent Fasting For Beginners! Intermittent fasting or IF is a pattern or schedule of eating. It’s not a diet, meaning it doesn't change what you eat, just when you eat. Intermittent fasting can help with fat loss along with many other benefits which we’ll cover in a moment. Interestingly, many people will eat the same [...]

Upping Fat or Cutting Carbs for Ketosis?

2019-01-14T08:47:11-05:00By |News|

There are a lot of myths and misconceptions surrounding the keto diet, but one of the biggest questions people have is whether you can get into ketosis by just eating fat. Registered dietician, Franziska Spritzler1 says, “Achieving a state of ketosis can take some work and planning. It’s not just as simple as cutting carbs.” [...]

The Importance of Intermittent Fasting

2019-01-14T10:36:38-05:00By |GoingKeto|

One of the things I’ve enjoyed about GoingKeto is the opportunity to experience Intermittent Fasting (IF), sometimes referred to as Time-Restricted Feeding (TRF). The basics of IF are pretty simple: you restrict the times you’re allowed to eat to a specific window each day. The most common approach is the 16:8 schedule, where you’re allowed [...]