A common mistake when entering nutritional ketosis is not tracking food intake and ketone levels. — Whalespan
A common mistake when entering nutritional ketosis is not tracking food intake and ketone levels.
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“Yeah, not tracking. At the time when I get into this, everybody was said, you know, if you do ketogenic diet, you don't have to track calories. Calories won't matter. But we know that's like I just knew that was BS to begin with because there are some people who can easily overeat on a ketogenic diet.”
“Yeah, not tracking. I mean, people do it. They're just like, "Oh, I'm just going to eat, you know, this or that." And not It's like uh No, you need to like just write.”