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\" 3 4 Welcome To The Ultimate Keto Guide ! 5 The Basics What is Keto? Calories & Macronutrients A Nutritional Revolution Benefits Of Going Keto Steering Clear Of The Keto Flu 11 Introducing Our Maintaining ketosis is simple and easy with these 200 recipes that are all under 20 grams of net carbs—making going (and staying) keto easier than ever! Let’s face it, staying on track with the keto diet can be a challenge. But now your search for the perfect keto-friendly recipes to help you keep track of your daily macros and carbohydrate goals is over! With 200 under 20g Net Carbs there is no guess work, no endless research, and no confusion. It includes all the delicious recipes you need to meet your goals—simply use the daily meal plans or mix-and-match your favorite recipes to keep track of your daily net carbs. These 200 tasty, keto-friendly recipes are all under 20 grams of net carbs so you know you’re never going above your daily limit again! If you’re trying to stay strictly at 20 grams of net carbs, you can pick one of the daily meal plans to give you some guidance. If you need more variety, swap in your favorite recipes to create the perfect meal plan that works for you. And if you’re just looking for some low-carb recipes but aren’t limiting your diet to 20 grams of net carbs, this is a great place to start! With detailed nutrition stats, you’ll have all the information you need to make the keto diet work for you. Choose a recipe (or two) and get cooking! In this urgent sequel to his New York Times bestseller The End of Overeating—a call to arms that will change the way we eat—Dr. David A. Kessler explains why Americans suffer in unprecedented numbers from obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and other debilitating illnesses, and offers concrete solutions for reducing cardiovascular problems, keeping weight off, and curtailing chronic disease.The American body is in trouble. Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States today, and millions are plagued by conditions like obesity and diabetes. But we have the answer to improving health and longevity: 1) cut out fast carbs (processed foods) 2) reduce saturated fats 3) exercise regularly.Though the solution is simple, the difficulty lies in the food we eat. Multi-billion-dollar processing plants and food manufacturers dot the heartland and work to increase the profits of the industrialized farming business—Big Agriculture—that produces excess corn and wheat. Today, we are being fed highly palatable, ultra-processed carbohydrates as food products—fast carbs—that are often marketed as “healthy.” Fast carbs are primarily starches and sugars produced during food processing and are present in much of what we eat. By destroying the healthy structure of whole food and increasing the amount of rapidly digestible starch it contains, these products bypass our body’s metabolic pathways. When combined with the ill-effects of saturated fats, we are putting ourselves on a collision course with weight gain, insulin resistance, digestive issues, heart disease, and more.The problem is, most of us don’t know where these fast carbs and saturated fats lurk in our daily diets. Accessible and eye-opening, Fast Carbs, Slow Carbs provides the information we need to understand exactly what we are eating—and to learn the truth about what it being sold to us as “healthy” food. Rising above the confusing range of specific popular diets—Keto, Paleo, Mediterranean, Vegan, Vegetarian—Dr. Kessler gives us an achievable baseline that can set us on the path to better health. nutrition. allergen . guide. &. 1285 . July 2021. granny smith apple. serving . size: 1ea. vegan. nutritional. . information:. Calories. Fat (g). Carbs (g). Protein (g). Sugar (g). Sodium (mg).