Keto, Low Fat or Mediterranean? Which Diet Brings More Benefits when Losing Weight
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According to the study, the ketogenic diet can not only help with weight loss, but also improve liver and blood fat levels of certain individuals more than a Mediterranean or plant-focused low-fat diet.
Fatty liver and prediabetes can both lead to many serious health complications. In particular, fatty liver disease is very common but can be difficult to improve without timely intervention.
The ketogenic diet has long been one of the most controversial weight-loss diets due to its extreme carbohydrate restriction. Now, new research suggests that the diet may have benefits beyond weight loss, at least for some people with obesity, prediabetes, and fatty liver disease.
When talking about weight loss, it usually boils down to the same question - which diet will shed pounds the fastest? A new clinical study attempted to answer.
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