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Old Sat, Aug-17-24, 20:38
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Plan: Atkins-ish (hypoglycemia)
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Part of their conclusion was that this ridiculous starvation keto diet reduced oxidative stress and improved metabolic health.

Although a regular keto diet should do the same thing.

I think they just wanted to make sure that obese people suffered - punishment for allowing themselves to become obese.

"You don't really need to eat - you can live off your fat for the next 12 weeks. But Ok, we'll allow you pitiful amounts of food anyway. Even though you've already had more than your share of the world's food."

Did anyone else notice how few made it through the study?

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During the study period (October 2022–September 2023), 128 obese individuals who began the VLCKD were considered for enrollment. Of these, 50 were excluded, and 78 started the observation. However, 38 patients discontinued the diet, and 40 patients completed the study


Maybe those are not unusual numbers to be considered, eliminated, and quit, then end up with so few completing it.
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