How many carbs to enter ketosis

    • [DOC File]The Truth About Carbohydrates

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      When carbs are not available, there is an incomplete breakdown of fat that produces a by-product called ketones. These ketones accumulate in the blood and in the urine causing ketosis, which is an abnormal state. Ketosis does cause a decrease in appetite because it's one of the body's protection mechanisms.

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    • [DOC File]I know you might be thinking how am I going to absorb and ...

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      First find out how many calories are in 1 can: 1.2 kcal/ml x 240ml=288 kcal/can. Next, find out how many cans are needed to meet the patients caloric requirements: 1400kcal X 1Can/288kcal=4.86=5 cans. Extra practice: if you want to find out protein requirements(if 17.7g protein per can): 5 cans X 17.7g/can=88.5g protein. 1 kcal/ml x 200ml=200 ...

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    • [DOC File]Medical Orientation Manual - Diabetes Camps

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      Many campers on NPH and other insulins also cover carbs at mealtimes. Foods consist of carbohydrates, protein and fat. The carbohydrates are the most rapidly absorbed and are responsible for the blood glucose rise that occurs 1-2 hours after a meal.

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    • [DOC File]February 2, 1998

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      Atkins' Patent Claim centers on the magical weight-loss properties of something called "ketosis." When you eat carbohydrates, your body converts them into glycogen and stores them for ready use. If you are deprived of carbohydrates, however, your body has to turn to its own stores of fat and muscle for energy.

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    • [DOC File]Fuller’s Earth

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      Thus one could say that there are “good” carbs and “bad” carbs. GI is a relative scale (from 1–140), with glucose the standard at 100. Foods with GIs lower than glucose’s 100 are digested more slowly and enter the bloodstream more slowly.

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    • [DOCX File]Improvement Warrior Fitness

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      A typical number given out to get into ketosis is less than 50 grams of net carbs. Before we go on let’s cover net carbs versus total carbs. So say we have an avocado, which is a very friendly keto food.

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    • [DOC File]To: Judy Doherty

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      For many years, doctors have recognized that HTN is an important risk factor for CAD and the most important risk factor for strokes. ... This study certainly refutes the idea that the state of ketosis causes favorable changes in blood lipids because it can be assumed that all of these women were in ketosis by day 3 to 4 during this fast ...

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    • [DOC File]Are High-Protein Ketogenic Diets the Key to Weight Control

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      Lower insulin levels and/or ketosis per se are not the most likely explanations for the decreased ad libitum energy intake and weight loss frequently observed in patients who adopt a very-low-carbohydrate, ketogenic diets. To be sure many people report nausea and poor appetite when they first go on a ketogenic diet but in most this does not ...

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    • [DOCX File]High Quality Carbohydrate Foods

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      This goes against ‘traditional’ thoughts in sports nutrition, as to enter ketosis, an average person would have to eat less than 40g of carbohydrate per day.There is some research to suggest that high carbohydrate diets (especially high GI) and grains can cause systemic inflammation which is a primary marker for many diseases and also has major implications for recovery and performance.

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