
The Case for Keto
The Truth About Low-Carb, High-Fat Eating
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Narrated by:
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Holter Graham
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By:
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Gary Taubes
About this listen
Conventional weight-loss advice is failing millions of people. In this ground-breaking audiobook, the best-selling author of The Case Against Sugar exposes the bad science behind it and explains how a low-carb, high-fat diet could hold the key to losing weight - for good.
Eat less, lose more: a mantra few of us would disagree with and one we’ve heard countless times in official health advice. And yet doctors treating diabetes and obesity are experiencing extraordinary results among patients by taking a different approach - not by counting calories, but by eating a low-carb, high-fat diet.
Setting out the case for this ‘ketogenic’ approach to eating, Gary Taubes analyses the bad science behind the nutritional dogma that has brought us to a diabetes and obesity crisis. He shows how the fat shaming so prevalent in our society is a result of scientists mistakenly believing that we get fat because we consume more energy than we expend; that those who fatten easily have no willpower. In reality, he argues, we fatten due to our hormonal makeup and lowering insulin levels is the only way to lose weight without crippling hunger.
Full of eureka moments, this explosive audiobook offers hope for anyone wishing to prevent or reverse diabetes or obesity and makes the merits of a ketogenic lifestyle impossible to ignore.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
©2020 Gary Taubes (P)2020 Penguin Random House LLCEssential read if you struggle with your weight
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This book is aimed at folk sicker than me, i.e. most Americans. I have a BMI of 29 (I am so cross I was not warned re fructose!) and am aged 61, but I bicycle at 170W for 4 hours most weekends, and want to know more about timed eating and exercise. (btw, I run & ride with hash house harriers, and am familiar with many folk who take up running and cycling later in life... it is possible!) During the last 2 years there is a lot of new research re keto / LCHF for sport, and I hope master sci journalist Taubes could start to cover it. I would love more details of Jason Fung's yet to be published work on Timed Eating - Gary, your youTube interview of him had details near the 40 - 50 min mark that I found invaluable.
Nonetheless, this book is also invaluable - thank you so much. And congrats on your 'The Case Against Sugar', which is wonderfully exemplary science - wouldn't the world be a better place if nutrition scientists had mustered even 10% of your discipline!
btw, I cannot find the .pdf, but it is not essential.
Excellent, needs more on fasting and exercise
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Excellent
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Informative
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Everything you need to know right here
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Fascinated
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Good for reaffirming why you went ketogenic
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Enjoyed this book immensely
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Makes so much sense
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Only small criticism is the narrator spoke so quickly, at times it was hard to keep up.
So many A-Ha moments!!
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