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The Scale Told a Similar Story Across Three Diets. The Liver Told a Different One

The ketogenic group saw a 67% drop in liver fat and a two to three times larger gain in hepatic insulin sensitivity, researchers found.

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In a randomized controlled trial of people with metabolically unhealthy obesity, approximately 10% weight loss improved insulin sensitivity and several cardiometabolic measures across ketogenic, Mediterranean, and very-low-fat plant-forward diets. However, the very-low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet produced larger improvements in hepatic insulin sensitivity and greater reductions in liver fat and several glucose and insulin measures than the highe…

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A new clinical study by scientists at Washington University School of Medicine sheds new light on the fight against obesity. While each of the three diets they tested helped participants lose weight, the ketogenic diet yielded the best results.

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Losing weight through a lot of fat? This is what the controversial Keto diet promises. A study now shows how this diet affects your metabolism.

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