Do you have any keto-related inquiries for a nutritionist?
We’ve teamed up with a reputable nutritionist that has a track record of assisting individuals on the ketogenic diet to achieve their goals. We’re not physicians, mind you. If you have particular concerns regarding your health, contact a doctor you trust.
Where can I find a doctor willing to help me go keto?
Start by asking your keto-friendly friends, family, and coworkers. If you don’t know anybody who lives a ketogenic diet, here are several websites that may help you locate a keto-friendly doctor in your area:
More and more physicians are becoming ketogenic or are familiar with the diet, so don’t be afraid to ask questions when you visit your local doctor!
What to do in the event of a gallbladder attack Since going keto, I’ve had a few.
Many individuals who don’t have gallbladders may follow the keto diet without changing their eating habits. If you have a gallbladder but are experiencing stomach discomfort after beginning keto, it’s possible that your gallbladder was already damaged before you began keto and that the high fat
diet is exacerbating it.
Whether you have a gallbladder or not, here are some helpful hints for digestion:
1. Reduce fats and, for example, use more medium chain triglycerides (MCTs). B. MCT oil (medium-chain triglycerides), which is simpler to absorb than other fats.
2. Eat meals high in fibre to help delay and ease fat digestion.
3. Consume foods like apple cider vinegar, lemon and lime juice, ginger, and sauerkraut approximately 20 minutes before and/or during meals to help your intestines digest food by stimulating your liver to create more bile.
4. Avoid drinking too much liquids before, during, or after a meal since it can wash away essential digestive enzymes.
5. If you’re still having difficulty digesting fat, try taking bile Ox or digestive enzymes with your meals.
Contact your doctor if the discomfort continues after these
efforts.
During your lunch break, how do you cope with obnoxious coworkers?
Nothing is more aggravating than someone pointing a finger at your meal and criticising it. Do you have any suggestions?
- Don’t be scared to ask them to keep their remarks to themselves in a courteous manner.
- Include further details about your dietary habits, including whether or not they were suggested by a doctor or nutritionist to help you improve your health.
- Consider going somewhere else where you may eat without being inundated with nasty reviews
and enjoy your dinner in peace.
- Read this post on keto
recommendations for additional information.
Is there anything else? Insecurity is a common source of criticism. When that individual sees how well you are adapting to your new keto diet, they may inquire as to how they can do it too….. This is a tale I’ve heard a million times!
Do you have any keto dietitian questions you’d want to ask? Please let us know!