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The discussions frequently highlight the increased risks of Alzheimer's and other health issues associated with saturated fat intake from ketogenic diets. For instance, many users referenced the findings from the Chicago Health and Aging Project to argue the dangers of a high-saturated-fat diet. Phrases such as 'the risks outweigh the benefits' and concerns about 'sustainable long-term health' suggest a serious tone aimed at informing the audience about possible health risks.
Most discussions express concern about the ketogenic diet, indicating a general agreement with the publication's negative stance on its long-term health effects.
Many participants show a high level of interest in the ketogenic diet and its implications for health, as they share studies and personal insights.
While several users seem engaged in the topic, many responses reflect a level of dismissiveness toward differing opinions, suggesting an overall moderate depth of discussion.
Participants believe that the article has a significant impact on public understanding of the risks associated with ketogenic diets, as it addresses crucial health concerns.
You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2. You're wondering what to conclude. @zoeharcombe focuses her laser-like intellect on topic and suggests some evidence-based conclusions https://t.co/6JBY8C7QTE
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@DoctorTro This is very harmful & dangerous health advice. Diets very low in carbohydrates & high in protein/fat drastically increases risk for Alzheimers by 100%-200%, kidney-disease by 23%, heart disease by 44% and a large number of other diseases. https://t.co/xgZwN1Wjup Eat balanced.
I assume @DietDoctor @bschermd @drjamesdinic @ProfTimNoakes @lowcarbGP @MyDocFrank @DoctorTro @DrSarahHallberg will react to this vegan lobby article: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks. https://t.co/QeWhMEh9F2
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/nrmKApR90U
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@TheShowMeApe @mastashredda @SamaHoole "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWVxpl
@DoctorTro "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWVxpl
@DavidPerlmutter "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWVxpl
@FloZoe99 @_imperro_ @simonmaechling Since studies can show anything, show me a study about all the great things keto heals. I’ll show you some of my favorites on keto- feel free to google any big words too hard for you lil guy. https://t.co/nwDQ4yAAHe https://t.co/n5HiufdlD7 https://t.co/zJXAUDUftS
@robertlufkinmd "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2-3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWUZzN
@CaryKelly11 "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWVxpl
@SBakerMD @BenBikmanPhD "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWVxpl
Señores @CaracolRadio El bajo consumo de frutas, leguminosas, cereales integrales y leche deterioran la calidad de la dieta y propician una baja ingesta de fibra, calcio y de otros micronutrientes. Las dietas cetogénicas extremas no son saludables. https://t.co/P6QOoGKFlN
Señores @CaracolRadio Pobre favor le hacen a la salud pública promocionando dietas cetogénicas extremas que van en contravía de patrones de alimentación saludables. Los riesgos de estas dietas son mayores que los beneficios. Invito a leer: https://t.co/P6QOoGKFlN
We're all biased in some way. I read " Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks" today. It's a Review, published in Frontiers in Nutrition, 2021. I could smell the bias. Funded by the "Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine." I took https://t.co/jIzcDOwIol
@bigfatsurprise "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWUZzN
@bigfatsurprise "Low-carbohydrate diets are often low in thiamin, folate, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin B6, calcium, magnesium, iron, and potassium (9)" Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks, 2021 https://t.co/QfqZvWUZzN https://t.co/qhaQuevISd
@ElieJarrougeMD "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWVxpl
@swansong350 @wideawake_media https://t.co/ifbq0yUWqs
@DoctorTro "Saturated fat intake, which typically increases on a ketogenic diet, is strongly associated with AD risk. In the Chicago Health and Aging Project, high saturated fat intake was linked to a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of incident Alzheimer's" https://t.co/QfqZvWVxpl
@drantbradley @Clemson_Addict @SBakerMD @DoctorTro @drjenunwin @KenDBerryMD @paulsaladinomd https://t.co/Us3G42r5rS
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/hl9OOIPi1F
RT @GPR109A: @Clint26368570 @TheNoakesF … “high intake from food or a diet high in whole grains [nicotinic acid] but low in red and process…
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@EstebanDL Será esta revisión? https://t.co/piGCcQtAYg Literatura científica hay para todos los gustos
RBC's cannot utilise ketone bodies. hence 1 of the long term adverse effect of keto diet is anemia #diet #nutrition Crosby, L. et al. Ketogenic diets and chronic disease: weighing the benefits against the risks. Front. Nutr. 8, 702802 (2021).
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RT @DrKatscom: @Clint26368570 @TheNoakesF … “high intake from food or a diet high in whole grains [nicotinic acid] but low in red and proce…
@Clint26368570 @TheNoakesF … “high intake from food or a diet high in whole grains [nicotinic acid] but low in red and processed meat [nicotinamide] may protect against IR-induced cumulative DNA damage” https://t.co/FqEze9qX0b + Keto & Chronic Disease: Weighing Benefits vs Risks https://t.co/Ohe7G4Ufc5 https://t.co/BQ4vM0xggb
@steve_holyoake @BeeFaerie https://t.co/hw4KZPoTKh
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@sweethelenas @Antonio66365632 mucho no sabes si crees que se induce bebiendo líquidos venga a leer y deje de hacer el ridículo https://t.co/BBtOd0XgD8 https://t.co/qTKCfNRY5R
Tal y como justificaron Lee Crosby y colaboradores en la revista científica Frontiers in Nutrition, los riesgos de las dietas cetogénicas son mayores que sus beneficios. https://t.co/qDilju5QgX Front Nutr. 2021 Jul 16;8:702802.
@ukubuza @BeyondMeat Evidence shows benefits tend to be temporary and at great risk. https://t.co/dDHwotB1Ja
@Andrew_The_PA Watch out for NAFLD, kidney stones, dementia, fatigue, headache, nausea, constipation, hypoglycemia, and acidosis. You're also probably not losing as much fat as you think. https://t.co/7PTLTRg9E7
@smillerxhe @JConstantine80 @emcaki Schau mal hier https://t.co/6EpKf9dBYv
@ppanda878 https://t.co/EUJFfP8tY3
@VScienco @Cristin64635392 @CancerIntegral @GBC25332794 @StopPseudo @Dr_Pilgrim @MartinaSisters Le puedes pasar este estudio de Frontiers sobre la dieta cetogénica, a ver si le da para entenderlo ya que es tan listo https://t.co/f9VDAEVKgd
So a meta-analysis is basically just like a blogpost right https://t.co/ClPpyinO23
@TeutaSmith @herbivore_club Correlation doesn't equal causation, but it's an interesting data set. I'm not sold on the health outcomes of Ketogenic diets, regardless of whether they include animal products. https://t.co/bbzZOYfY1a
RT @EkolojiE: Keto Diyetlerinin Şimdiye Kadarki En Kapsamlı İncelemesi, Kalp Riskleri, Kanser Riski, Hamile Kadınlar ve Böbrek Hastaları İç…
Keto Diyetlerinin Şimdiye Kadarki En Kapsamlı İncelemesi, Kalp Riskleri, Kanser Riski, Hamile Kadınlar ve Böbrek Hastaları İçin Tehlikeler Buluyor: https://t.co/oZAQ7lS8z9
RT @EkolojiE: Yeni bir çalışma, keto diyetinin hızlı kilo kaybını teşvik etmesine rağmen, kalp hastalığı‼️‼️‼️, böbrek yetmezliği‼️‼️‼️‼️,…
Yeni bir çalışma, keto diyetinin hızlı kilo kaybını teşvik etmesine rağmen, kalp hastalığı‼️‼️‼️, böbrek yetmezliği‼️‼️‼️‼️, Alzheimer hastalığı‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️, diyabet ve kanser riskini de önemli ölçüde artırdığını‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ buldu. https://t.co/YPLlp7Lke1 https://t.co/rCWNxopPOz
@KetoCounselor doi: 10.3389/fnut.2021.702802
@IceQueenmelt @kejtrouge https://t.co/QzbvR3qMl6
@janellison @TacitiCustos @ChrisPalmerMD @Metabolic_Mind Any idea why Chris would block Libertas for being polite and raising concerns? This looks like a thoughtful article that he posted. https://t.co/U49II0LUHP
Please address long term adverse Keto effects: - decreased bone density - cardiomyopathy - neuropathy (optic) - neural tube defects (pregnancy) - kidney stones Nutritional deficiencies: - vitamin A,E,K,B1,B6,B9 - calcium - magnesium - potassium etc. https://t.co/gjXIKPIuVX
@abs8373 @Brad_BC_Canada Here's a recent study on Keto diets: https://t.co/dUyJ2BCOdW
@doc_hemingway Good question.. I think you need to weigh up the risks vs benefits.. for some people there is no question that their quality of life is greatly improved, for others it may not be suitable.. https://t.co/gjXIKPIuVX
@Metabolic_Mind @ChrisPalmerMD @GeorgiaEdeMD @IgnacioCuaranta Please address long term adverse Keto effects: - decreased bone density - cardiomyopathy - neuropathy (optic) - neural tube defects (pregnancy) - kidney stones Nutritional deficiencies: - vitamin A,E,K,B1,B6,B9 - calcium - magnesium - potassium etc. https://t.co/gjXIKPIuVX
@KetoCounselor https://t.co/BkPJMK31NO
@AbrahamAubry instance https://t.co/s0ZSvH69NQ and https://t.co/KLe3YSbods
@usuario787595 https://t.co/f5iYmjXe8e
@SBakerMD All diets. Then, diets high in protein or fat increase risk for Alzheimers by 100%-200%, kidney-disease by 23%, heart disease by 44% https://t.co/j7A8OHKAGq all-cause-mortality by 5% for every 5% additional protein added to diet. https://t.co/18MaqUgeJT https://t.co/Q4UdPHA3EE
@ThelastStyleb16 @LoriShemek @AttilaTheJoyous Then there's this: https://t.co/hw4KZPoTKh
@DoctorTro This is very harmful & dangerous health advice. Diets very low in carbohydrates & high in protein/fat drastically increases risk for Alzheimers by 100%-200%, kidney-disease by 23%, heart disease by 44% and a large number of other diseases. https://t.co/xgZwN1Wjup Eat balanced.
@Steven_Peters @StJohnsPriest @KenDBerryMD Which is exactly the problem discussed in the paper talking about the risks here. People are doing keto diets in a stupid way and neglecting the need to feed gut bacteria. https://t.co/d8Ldx3HwTr https://t.co/Sjf2R4Lc6J
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the R... https://t.co/eahdzjlhZ0 via @YouTube
@fredusirvio Kenties. Tässä tosin kyse oli siitä, että keto-ruokavaliosta on ristiriitaista tutkimustietoa. Pitkässä juoksussa jopa terveyshaittoja. https://t.co/9CdaOGxd1V
@PrehniteFox @castor_wheels "The published review found that people who follow a keto diet have a significantly increased risk of developing heart disease, LDL cholesterol buildup, kidney failure, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, and cancer." - A source discussing the article below. https://t.co/ez1B3fJLKs
@KenDBerryMD doesn't support rigorous scientific studies that have been around for over 70 years, which say that eating meat and dairy greatly increases your risk of several diseases. He's pushing lies. That makes him very dangerous. https://t.co/eEKLoi1JkF https://t.co/VCiFLfeWLn
Frontiers | Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/ySUlWdKloF
@theliverdr @kish2011_ Thank you for pointing that out. I have shared a recent study that supplements your point. https://t.co/WXPkBia4uT
@saaiyer Here's one recent study published in a medical journal. https://t.co/WXPkBia4uT where the authors have clearly established the risks of heavy meat based diet. But since you want to do your own science with no peer reviewed studies, you're free to follow your heart. Peace.
@PeterFaberSP @NutritionMadeS3 I'm working on an episode about this inspired by the loss of friends and family to CVD. But I don't want to be victim of my biases. I'm in touch with Lee Crosby who wrote this paper, which is sometimes dismissed because she's vegan, but it has good info: https://t.co/ruo8CZeUei
@NeatCraftsmen This guy sold you snake oil. Low-carb diets have always provided short-term benefits. It's their long-term use that causes harm - as well as the total lack of fibre and other plant-based nutrients. https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
@Mark_eatssteak @gods_wildflower Except for the indisputable fact that it causes a myriad of health issues when consumed in more than minuscule quantities, you mean? https://t.co/bbzZOXXON2
@HappyCanadian55 @designed2good @KenDBerryMD Ketogenic diets are not healthy or sustainable long term. They're harming the planet and billions of unwilling animals every year. https://t.co/bbzZOXXON2
@ChrisSmolinski @thethirdman_ @zoovey I don't ever eat "fake meat" - I eat beans, legumes, pulses, nuts, seeds, tempeh, tofu and seitan. None of these things are unhealthy. The animal products you eat are associated with various types of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and infertility. https://t.co/3iOEtfzOF1
@HeadshotsStocks @kzkslice @daniellecanyell @smoke_nd_pearlz Here’s the review https://t.co/QcnyT9cC5Y with all the different studies they looked at.
@comradesanchez But also I'd stay clear of the Keto diet, it's pretty dangerous. Low carb high protein diets are associated with a significant increase in the risk for kidney disease. https://t.co/UrSKJzB5av
@noodles_nood @TheBMA https://t.co/yuRRFVJzlq
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/tULYUkWVoU
@Ashy_the_Bear @Son_of_Space @warrengriff33 @lise_mc @EustaquioOcegu1 @Freeeethinker1 @TheFun96593011 @ukwondering @farmers_against @OurCompass @AnimalJustice6 @AcidBeans @S_Catsgotmyback @Regenarian @RayneStafford @ozzakid @joe31183 @Veganella_ @ScouseTebbo @fitevolutionary @EOMovement @KenDBerryMD You did? Great, tell me why you disagree with the conclusions of this comprehensive review regarding the detriments of a long-term animal-based keto diet: https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
@keto_dr @asdblrfnbsr @2011Hamodee Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks Lee Crosby1*, Brenda Davis2, Shivam Joshi3,4, Meghan Jardine1, Jennifer Paul1,5,6, Maggie Neola1 and Neal D. Barnard1,7
@pan_O_S @iliketopunt @SBakerMD Who is your expert here in bed with? He's certainly profiting off of his following. https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC https://t.co/MFCwu10ubo https://t.co/FtzE8z0Vx9
@SirSalisbury @CMaj82 @OxfordMedic @Al01194025 @Tesco And there are even more who have done so with a plant-based diet. Which carries fewer long-term risks and is better for the planet. https://t.co/3iOEtfzOF1
@Ashy_the_Bear @Regenarian @joe31183 @Freeeethinker1 @Veganella_ @lise_mc @warrengriff33 @OurCompass @farmers_against @Son_of_Space @ScouseTebbo @S_Catsgotmyback @fitevolutionary @EOMovement I read plenty of research, it's literally my job. That's why I know good sources from dubious ones designed to bilk me out of my money. You won't even open this study. What are you so afraid of? https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
@Ashy_the_Bear @joe31183 @Regenarian @Freeeethinker1 @Veganella_ @lise_mc @warrengriff33 @OurCompass @farmers_against @Son_of_Space @ScouseTebbo @S_Catsgotmyback @fitevolutionary @EOMovement You think a Nutritionist was "doing it wrong?" That's just a "no true Scotsman" fallacy. Did you read this study yet? https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
@Ashy_the_Bear @Regenarian @joe31183 @Freeeethinker1 @Veganella_ @lise_mc @warrengriff33 @OurCompass @farmers_against @Son_of_Space @ScouseTebbo @S_Catsgotmyback @fitevolutionary @EOMovement Is it? I was taught to recommend an extremely meat-heavy diet. I was on keto for years. It's only after I met my vegan oncologist husband and read the studies myself that I realized the truth. Did you read this study yet? Have any thoughts about it? https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
@Ashy_the_Bear @Regenarian @joe31183 @Freeeethinker1 @Veganella_ @lise_mc @warrengriff33 @OurCompass @farmers_against @Son_of_Space @ScouseTebbo @S_Catsgotmyback @fitevolutionary @EOMovement I don't read opinion pieces on websites designed to sell me something. I have a Master's in Nutrition - I read scientific papers. You should try it! Start with this one: https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
@enzarfx @RickTheV1 @AnimalJustice6 @S_Catsgotmyback @herbivore_club Awww, how cute. And what about all the studies showing the negative effects of long-term ketogenic diets? Why didn't you link any of those? https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
RT @BrendaCDavis: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/nrmKApR90U
@sf2000b @MetabolicMultip @BiggestComeback @LoveOurMother1 Many think the risks don’t outweigh the benefits especially for just weight loss. https://t.co/YcTUymlnhG https://t.co/zWJFr9mMdw
@MetabolicMultip @BiggestComeback A WFPB diet or Mediterranean Diet can be used for life and is healthy. LC should only be short term and many gain much of the weight back especially women. —Do the studies don’t conclude anything significant? Just opened one and it was a doozy. https://t.co/YcTUymlnhG https://t.co/n2XvXAwrXy
@David_Jagneaux https://t.co/EBXckNjRK2
@Mykuhl @capitalkiwi @PronouncedHare https://t.co/Hwz8YJ9OC8
@REV_Insulin_Res @SunHugMachine Sure, I also care what other long-term studies say about the efficacy & safety of Keto. And they're not promising. Here's a literature review for you to absolutely ignore because you've already made up your mind and don't actually care about the evidence: https://t.co/bbzZOYfqbC
De hecho es normal que la dieta cetogénica cause estreñimiento en los primeros días o semanas. No lo digo yo, lo dicen los estudios. https://t.co/zxYF06tSpg https://t.co/N8ssrAtywE https://t.co/AOwUEaCH9C
4. ... to have multiple micronutrient shortfalls, often lacking in vitamin K, linolenic acid, and water-soluble vitamins excluding vitamin B12 ." Via @FrontiersIn @DrPlantel https://t.co/qeM9RbdWm8
1. "Extreme carbohydrate restriction can profoundly affect diet quality, typically curtailing or eliminating... Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/geEvhoLXx2
@forktown385 @DumDum80413179 @nutrition_facts There is this. It has matter studies on keto. And it's not in your favor. https://t.co/AAtlGbWrdO
@JeSuis_Critical @Palolis_R @NurMongeZen @pictoline @ThomasDeLauer @DietDoctor *poliquístico. Quieres estudios? Encuéntralos, hay muchos. El problema suele ser a largo plazo. Y ya quedó claro que cada quien su vida, asi es que me despido. https://t.co/WRorksWQIE https://t.co/RAnfb2D6Ch
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Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Benefits vs. Risks https://t.co/JVyK2fAXSt
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Benefits vs. Risks Introduction Very-low-carbohydrate (ketogenic) diets have been promoted for weight loss and, less commonly, for other health reasons. This review summarizes the effects of a ketogenic diet on health… https://t.co/nV3NtTbzYZ
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Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/6l4qX9r6AP this study ignores Clean Keto (keto without saturated fats) -> all the health risks dissipate
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RT @EkolojiE: Ketojenik diyetler de kan şekerini düşürebilir, ancak etkinlikleri genellikle ilk birkaç ay içinde azalır. Ve bu diyetler kr…
Ketojenik diyetler de kan şekerini düşürebilir, ancak etkinlikleri genellikle ilk birkaç ay içinde azalır. Ve bu diyetler kronik hastalık riskini artırabilir: Ketojenik diyetlerde (örneğin kırmızı et, işlenmiş et, doymuş yağ) https://t.co/oZAQ7lS8z9 https://t.co/xm8xat2Up6
RT @BrendaCDavis: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/nrmKApR90U
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@IndiabilitySneh @ndtv Here is one study Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/qwO6ZfDWYJ
@Chephe11 @Pneumologiker https://t.co/P5hjJmYV7S diese neue Studie meint dagegen, die langfristigen Folgen wären eher negativ.
RT @sayakatcosplay: I've said it for years, but here's some meta analysis that backs up my opinion that keto diets are terrible. https://t…
RT @sayakatcosplay: I've said it for years, but here's some meta analysis that backs up my opinion that keto diets are terrible. https://t…
I've said it for years, but here's some meta analysis that backs up my opinion that keto diets are terrible. https://t.co/mjZpugjvAW
Frontiers | Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks | Nutrition https://t.co/p2tWJnhCF9
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/5TyXB8qRGO
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/6Fh8GcTox4 #diet #keto #ketogenic #chronicdisease #healthrisks
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
RT @ProfTimNoakes: You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2…
You've read paper "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks” https://t.co/H4lIa7okj2. You're wondering what to conclude. @zoeharcombe focuses her laser-like intellect on topic and suggests some evidence-based conclusions https://t.co/6JBY8C7QTE
Para quienes insisten en hacer dieta cetogénica durante el embarazo y sin indicaciones. Frontiers | Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks | Nutrition https://t.co/iNt27bf3Rz
RT @BrendaCDavis: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/nrmKApR90U
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/nrmKApR90U
RT @StefanusSnyman: I assume @DietDoctor @bschermd @drjamesdinic @ProfTimNoakes @lowcarbGP @MyDocFrank @DoctorTro @DrSarahHallberg will rea…
RT @StefanusSnyman: I assume @DietDoctor @bschermd @drjamesdinic @ProfTimNoakes @lowcarbGP @MyDocFrank @DoctorTro @DrSarahHallberg will rea…
RT @StefanusSnyman: I assume @DietDoctor @bschermd @drjamesdinic @ProfTimNoakes @lowcarbGP @MyDocFrank @DoctorTro @DrSarahHallberg will rea…
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks #Nutrition #keto #diet #ItsTheDiet #overweight #obesity https://t.co/UxWPRZkqbz
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/BlzWp8ac31 #tech
ケトジェニックダイエットと慢性疾患：リスクとベネフィットの比較 Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/Z6AP6zYNDw
I assume @DietDoctor @bschermd @drjamesdinic @ProfTimNoakes @lowcarbGP @MyDocFrank @DoctorTro @DrSarahHallberg will react to this vegan lobby article: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks. https://t.co/QeWhMEh9F2
RT @sminaev2015: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/gp9pVXtBuV
RT @sminaev2015: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/gp9pVXtBuV
Posting "Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks. (Pub Date: 2021)" on reddit #ketoscience https://t.co/SDzL8bpgYf
https://t.co/InuCf9ytxT Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks #sciencenews https://t.co/qLNX0f6Zhg
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/gp9pVXtBuV
RT @FrontNutrition: New Research: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks: Very-low-carbohydrate ketog…
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks via /r/science https://t.co/1wSQ4bWkPE
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks
RT @agingdoc1: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/XeENCbE07u
Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/XeENCbE07u
New Research: Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks: Very-low-carbohydrate ketogenic diets have been long been used to reduce seizure frequency and more recently have been promoted for a variety of health… https://t.co/fH7OdYJ6SH #Nutrition
Proud to be a part of this effort with @BrendaCDavis @DrNealBarnard @Veggie_Quest @jardinemeghan @maggieneola @PCRM & Jennifer Paul Ketogenic Diets and Chronic Disease: Weighing the Benefits Against the Risks https://t.co/eXuphE4MyP (Open Access)