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Keto - Wheat intolerance?

JustFindingMe
Posts: 390 Member
I was thinking....and forgive me if this is in any way repetitive. I searched and couldn't find an answer on the forums here. Is it an allergy per se, or intolerance, do you think, that makes us lethargic and sleepy when we consume a carb/bread/wheat diet? I am still in awe over all the clarity and energy I have by deleting it from my diet almost entirely ( well under 20 a day as recommended )

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I'm not sure. I always read/heard that the mental clarity comes from the fact that our brains run better on ketones than glucose. An allergy or intolerance would certainly increase that effect.0
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Beta-hydroxybutyrate (Ketones) is preferred fuel for brain cells, if there are no ketones brain looks for other options like glucose.0
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