Tag: #fntp

  • KetoSAge Study: What It Reveals About Ketosis and Aging

    KetoSAge Study: What It Reveals About Ketosis and Aging

    Can long-term ketosis support healthy aging? The KetoSAge study set out to explore just that. Ketosis Study Overview The KetoSAge study followed 10 healthy, pre-menopausal women who had maintained nutritional ketosis (NK) for nearly four years. Researchers examined what happened when these women temporarily increased carbohydrate intake for 21 days to suppress ketosis. After those 21 days, they returned to their…

  • Keto Oatmeal? Are you for real!

    Keto Oatmeal? Are you for real!

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  • Keto Chili w/Ground Beef

    Keto Chili w/Ground Beef

    Perfect recipe for fall!

  • Ways of Eating: Keto Diet

    Ways of Eating: Keto Diet

    Last week we discussed the Paleo way of eating. This week I would like to talk a bit about what a Keto diet is. By its definition, a keto diet (short for ketogenic) is any diet that puts your body into a state of ketosis. The dictionary definition of ketosis is: “a metabolic state characterized…

  • Ways of Eating: Paleo Diet

    Ways of Eating: Paleo Diet

    There are many different ways of eating that people can ascribe to. When I make recommendations I often use the terms Paleo, Low Carb, Keto, Ancestral and / or Whole Food to refer to a specific way of eating. Over the next few weeks I am going to give a brief explanation of each of…

  • Zucchini Manicotti

    Zucchini Manicotti

    This was a great way to get those lovely Italian flavors without the heavy carbs. I served it with Keto French Bread (that I made) that was sliced and toasted into my version of Crostini. The Crostini were perfect for dipping up the extra filling that had oozed out of the roll ups. This would…

  • LDL & HDL: What are they?

    LDL & HDL: What are they?

    What is a lipoprotein? The simple definition is that it is a combination of fat and protein: Lipo (fat) + protein = lipoprotein. There are several different types of lipoproteins, but most people are familiar with LDL and HDL. LDL stand for low density lipoprotein and HDL stands for high density lipoprotein. A lipoprotein’s primary…