Eating Keto and Raspberry Ketones
Shelleben82
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Can someone please tell me if taking raspberry ketones would be beneficial while eating a Keto diet for weight loss. I researched a bit and could not find a definite answer. TIA
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http://www.webmd.com/diet/raspberry-ketones-uses-risks --- Web MD says to save your money5
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The only thing that matters is achieving a calorie deficit and there are only a handful of pills that are effective, but none of them support fat loss.6
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No. When you eat the Keto way, your body naturally increases production and subsequent elimination of ketones. If you feel you are not testing (with a ketosis stick) at high ketones, your diet needs to change. Taking artificial ketones will not help this process in any way.1
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the only thing raspberry ketones will lighten is your wallet.
(source: i have a nutrition degree)6 -
Okay I figured as much. I was generally hoping for a yes yes answer hahaha but I thought it would probably be too good to be true! Thanks everyone!1
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It's an expensive way to burp raspberry.1
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RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »It's an expensive way to burp raspberry.
*kitten* part is, I already ordered the *kitten* 3 days ago thinking it would help me reach a higher level of ketosis! Boooo
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Shelleben82 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »It's an expensive way to burp raspberry.
*kitten* part is, I already ordered the *kitten* 3 days ago thinking it would help me reach a higher level of ketosis! Boooo
Out of curiosity, even if it would support a higher range of ketosis, what does you think that actually means?1 -
Shelleben82 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »It's an expensive way to burp raspberry.
*kitten* part is, I already ordered the *kitten* 3 days ago thinking it would help me reach a higher level of ketosis! Boooo
You do realise that a higher level of ketosis is known as ketoacidosis and can be fatal?2 -
When I'm looking after patients with diabetic ketoacidocis and measuring their blood ketones every hour (along with all the other management) I sometimes picture them to have 'raspberry ketones' and I wonder, do they taste like raspberries? Then I get the Prince song, Raspberry Beret stuck in my head ... except it's Raspberry Ketones ... and it stays stuck in my head for the whole shift.1
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Raspberry ketones have exactly zero to do with nutritional ketosis. They just happen to share the same name.1
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When I'm looking after patients with diabetic ketoacidocis and measuring their blood ketones every hour (along with all the other management) I sometimes picture them to have 'raspberry ketones' and I wonder, do they taste like raspberries? Then I get the Prince song, Raspberry Beret stuck in my head ... except it's Raspberry Ketones ... and it stays stuck in my head for the whole shift.
Thanks for that.0 -
It's possible that raspberry ketones could help people who need ketones due to a medical condition, but so does MCTs and coconut oil, as well as calorie and protein restriction along with lower carb levels.
Some believe it is the presence of ketones that causes the appetite suppressing benefits of a LCHF diet. It isn't proven though. I think it's more from a lack of carbs if anything.Alatariel75 wrote: »Shelleben82 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »It's an expensive way to burp raspberry.
*kitten* part is, I already ordered the *kitten* 3 days ago thinking it would help me reach a higher level of ketosis! Boooo
You do realise that a higher level of ketosis is known as ketoacidosis and can be fatal?
But that will not happen to a person unless they cannot produce insulin. Mainly type 1 diabetics. Ketoacidosis occurs with very high ketones AND very high blood glucose.
I could not eat for a few days, maybe have a bit of MCTs to increases my ketones, take some raspberry ketones and still not even be close to achieving ketoacidosis, due to low blood glucose.1 -
Thanks guys! No need to throw the book at me, and yes i know what ketoacidosis is. And no I don't have a death wish. I was just tryin to throw in a bit of humor but since y'all brought the lame train to my thread I now feel uneducated. Grassy *kitten*!0
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