Published Sep 3, 2020

Real Food Keto vs Dirty Keto

David Jockers delves into the differences between real food keto and dirty keto, highlighting the crucial role of food quality in maximizing health benefits while reducing toxins. He also shares insights into healing through nutrition, emphasizing anti-inflammatory foods, herbs, and clean protein and fat sources to optimize nutrient absorption and support overall health.
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  • Health Impact

    highlights the stark differences between real food keto and dirty keto, emphasizing the impact on health and inflammation. Dirty keto, often chosen for convenience, includes foods high in chemicals, carcinogens, and inflammatory fats, which can overwhelm the liver and accelerate aging 1. Jockers warns against conventional meat products and refined vegetable oils, which are common in dirty keto, as they cause oxidative stress and inflammation 1.

    These foods basically overwhelm our liver. They cause inflammation, high levels of oxidative stress, and they enhance, they accelerate the aging process.

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    He advises opting for grass-fed, organic animal products to minimize toxins and maximize nutrients, thus reducing inflammation and promoting better health 2.

       

    Nutrient Focus

    Maximizing nutrient intake while minimizing toxins is crucial in a ketogenic diet, according to . He stresses the importance of choosing high-quality foods, particularly animal products, to ensure maximum nutritional value and minimal toxins 1. Jockers suggests incorporating herbs like dandelion, cilantro, and turmeric to enhance nutrient density and support digestion 3.

    Our goal should always be maximal nutrients and minimal toxins. This is really important to remember.

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    He also recommends using herbal blends and teas to support bile flow and fat digestion, which are often compromised in a dirty keto diet 3.

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