Learn All About the Keto Diet

The keto diet is blowing up in the nutrition and fitness scene — and for good reason. It’s a low-carb, high-fat diet that’s being studied by experts in nutrition science for benefits like increased brain function, weight loss, and lean muscle gain.

And that’s just the beginning.

The keto diet is more than just a fad diet because it works for so many people. With an abundance of healthy fats, low-carbohydrate veggies, and moderate protein, the keto diet is delicious and filling so you’re more likely to stick to it than a low-fat diet.

Learn How The Keto Diet Works

The purpose of the keto diet is to switch your body’s primary energy source from glucose (carbohydrates) to ketones from fat. This fat-burning state is what we call ketosis. Ketones are energy molecules produced by your liver to provide an alternative fuel source to glucose. Your brain and body love ketones.

In fact, your body uses ketones way more efficiently than glucose, which is why so many people rave about their energy levels and brain function on a keto diet.

Switch your body’s main fuel source and you’ll get all the benefits of keto.

Quick and Easy Keto Science

In Keto Kickstart, you’ll get all the science you need to:

• A) Impress your friends and family
• B) Convince them to try the keto diet
• C) Motivate you to keep going

You’ll get easy-to-understand lessons and graphics that will ultimately help you understand the biochemistry behind ketosis and why you might want to try it.

Get the details on:

• How your body uses glucose
• How your body uses ketones
• How your cells convert fuel from your food into energy
• All about insulin sensitivity vs. insulin resistance
• Why you have cravings
• Why you’re gaining weight, even though you’re dieting
• How does the ketogenic diet affect muscle gain?
• And SO MUCH MORE!

Who Is Keto Kickstart For?

This kickstart is for you if you’re:

• Interested in the keto diet, but never tried it
• Tried the keto diet and hated it
• Tried the keto diet and didn’t see any benefits
• Are currently following the keto diet and want some more support
• You’re a human who wants to stay healthy and vibrant for a really long time

What The Heck Do You Eat On the Keto Diet?

Let’s cut to the chase.

You can’t eat a lot of carbs on the ketogenic diet.

Yes, that means traditional pizza and mac and cheese, and sandwiches. Oh, and pasta. Here’s a short list of foods you’ll have to say goodbye to:

• Grains
• Oats
• Bread
• Corn
• Rice
• Beans
• Potatoes
• Most fruits
• Sugar

The good news is, you’ll get to keep a lot of good stuff. And you don’t have to count calories. At least in the beginning.

Here’s a sneak peek into some of the delicious, wholesome foods you can eat on the keto diet:

• Meat (beef, pork, etc.)
• Fish
• Eggs
• Avocados
• Most vegetables
• Nuts and seeds
• Quality fats like MCT oil, coconut, and avocado oil

Plus, the benefits of a ketogenic diet outweigh your obsession with nachos. Promise.

So why the heck would you do that? Because of the laundry list of keto diet benefits.

The Many Benefits Of The Ketogenic Diet

The keto diet isn’t just popular because keto-friendly foods are delicious and filling. It’s also popular because of the many benefits that come with being in ketosis.

Switching from using glucose as energy to burning ketones comes with benefits like:

• More energy
• Improved brain function
• Increased exercise endurance
• Fewer cravings (if any)
• Fewer sugar cravings
• Better mood

And although most people start to see benefits like the ones listed within the first month or so on a keto diet, there are less well-known benefits that you should know about.

The keto diet may just play a role in protecting you from chronic disease and other age-related diseases.

Long-Term Benefits Of The Keto Diet

That’s right. Some studies suggest that reducing your carb intake can help keep your blood sugar low and keep your cells sensitive to insulin. That’s a good thing.

Chronically high blood sugar leads to all kinds of health issues, including:

• Diabetes
• Cancer
• Metabolic syndrome
• Obesity
• Age-related brain degeneration

And the biggest issue with high blood sugar over time? Systemic inflammation, which is linked to almost every chronic disease out there.

But the keto diet uses ketones instead of glucose, keeping your blood sugar levels at baseline most of the time.

This makes your insulin levels happy and probably starts reducing inflammation levels over time. No wonder researchers are so excited to study the effects of a keto diet on various illnesses.