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Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation.
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Many discussions reflect a positive reception and highlight the core findings of the article, such as the role of ketones in appetite suppression and fat’s satiating effect. Phrases like 'high adherence rates' and questions like 'Can we all finally agree' show a tone of consensus-building and shared interest, while references to scientific concepts like ghrelin and satiety hormones enhance the perceived credibility and relevance of the research.
Most posts strongly support the findings of the publication, emphasizing the appetite-suppressing effects of ketogenic diets and fat for satiety, reflecting strong alignment with the research conclusions.
Posts show high curiosity, with mentions of mechanisms like ketone production and discussions on the practical advantages such as improved diet compliance, indicating active engagement with the topic.
Some discussions reference specific studies, hormones like ghrelin, and the scientific basis behind satiety, demonstrating a moderate but thoughtful level of involvement.
Discussions suggest the publication influences opinions about diet strategies and encourages consideration of ketogenic diets as effective for appetite control, indicating a perception of high significance.
Abstract in brief
- Ketogenic diets are increasingly popular for weight loss because they can suppress appetite, making it easier to stick to calorie restrictions.
- Recent studies show that ketogenic diets reduce hunger hormones like ghrelin and increase satiety peptides, especially in more ketotic individuals with higher hydroxybutyrate levels.
- Using exogenous ketones also supports the idea that ketones directly help suppress appetite, which could improve weight loss success and diet adherence.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyFrom the National Library of Medicine Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation Summary: The appetite suppressant effect of ketogenic diets may be an important asset for improving adherence to energy-restricted diets and weight loss outcomes. #LCHPMF https://t.co/BB1lmYUllV
review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto administration https://t.co/BLcha6uPn7 can't access full paper (not on scihub yet either
Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation https://t.co/KYkVlTLXMJ
Useful review article from Obesity Research Group, at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology looking at the impact that keto diets have on appetite hormones... https://t.co/CmVRiCFoB2
@theproof https://t.co/yiq1Hlbexp https://t.co/iMAtzYgfYu Low presence of ketones in the blood helps with feelings of satiety.
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Understanding the Impact of Ketogenic Diets on Appetite Control
Ketogenic diets are popular for weight loss due to their ability to suppress appetite, making calorie restriction easier. Recent studies show they reduce hunger hormones like ghrelin and increase satiety peptides…
Does Keto Diet Effectively Reduce Body Fat and Appetite? Scientific Insights
This video explores the theoretical basis of the keto diet, its impact on fat loss, and compares it with other diets. It analyzes the influence of ketones on hormones like ghrelin and examines whether keto genuinely…
Science-Based Strategies to Manage Hunger and Achieve Fitness Goals
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Você sabia disso?????Já teve alguma experiência com jejum?☺️
Evaluating the Accuracy of WHO Messages and Ketogenic Diets for Appetite Control
In this episode, Lucas and Ana Lucia discuss a recent WHO tweet about World Diabetes Day, addressing misinformation. They also explore how ketogenic diets reduce appetite by influencing hunger hormones and peptides…
@biposchizo The appetite suppressing effect is directly proportional to the amount of ketones produced. https://t.co/4togmWvPUp This is partly why VLCKD have such high adherence rates whereas non ketogenic low calorie diets do not. https://t.co/DrQpkXlIzz
@theproof https://t.co/yiq1Hlbexp https://t.co/iMAtzYgfYu Low presence of ketones in the blood helps with feelings of satiety.
RT @katecorbyn: Can we all finally agree that fat is satiating? #carnivoreisketo #fatmakesyoufull #mechanismunknownbutdoesitmatter https:/…
RT @katecorbyn: Can we all finally agree that fat is satiating? #carnivoreisketo #fatmakesyoufull #mechanismunknownbutdoesitmatter https:/…
RT @katecorbyn: Can we all finally agree that fat is satiating? #carnivoreisketo #fatmakesyoufull #mechanismunknownbutdoesitmatter https:/…
Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation - PubMed https://t.co/luFOzII3Lc
RT @KingManninen: Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation https://t.co/KYkVlTLXMJ
Summary: The appetite suppressant effect of ketogenic diets may be an important asset for improving adherence to energy restricted diets and weight loss outcomes. https://t.co/izbpsejvYn
Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation https://t.co/KYkVlTLXMJ
Can we all finally agree that fat is satiating? #carnivoreisketo #fatmakesyoufull #mechanismunknownbutdoesitmatter https://t.co/zj6TCG57M4
RT @hormonedietdoc: From the National Library of Medicine Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation Summary: The appetite suppressant effec…
RT @hormonedietdoc: From the National Library of Medicine Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation Summary: The appetite suppressant effec…
RT @hormonedietdoc: From the National Library of Medicine Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation Summary: The appetite suppressant effec…
RT @hormonedietdoc: From the National Library of Medicine Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation Summary: The appetite suppressant effec…
From the National Library of Medicine Ketogenic diets and appetite regulation Summary: The appetite suppressant effect of ketogenic diets may be an important asset for improving adherence to energy-restricted diets and weight loss outcomes. #LCHPMF https://t.co/BB1lmYUllV
ケトジェニック ダイエットと食欲の関係の研究。 ケトジェニックダイエットが食欲を抑制する正確なメカニズムは完全には解明されていないものの、 ケトジェニックダイエットによる減量でグレリン分泌を鈍らせることを示しています。 (グレリンは空腹ホルモンです) https://t.co/OQ6W0pMdfi
RT @DrMichaelMosley: Useful review article from Obesity Research Group, at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology looking at th…
Useful review article from Obesity Research Group, at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology looking at the impact that keto diets have on appetite hormones... https://t.co/CmVRiCFoB2
RT @angryhacademic: review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto…
RT @angryhacademic: review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto…
RT @angryhacademic: review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto…
RT @angryhacademic: review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto…
RT @angryhacademic: review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto…
RT @angryhacademic: review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto…
RT @angryhacademic: review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto…
review: #ketogenicdiet suppresses ghrelin & hunger & increases satiety hormones, supported by studies on exogenous keto administration https://t.co/BLcha6uPn7 can't access full paper (not on scihub yet either