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The “fatome” is the unique balance of fats we each consume in our diets that influences our health. Our optimal fatomes are unique to us and depend on our genomes, microbiomes, lifestyles, and nutritional perspectives.

Inflammation leads to blood-brain barrier damage and Alzheimer’s disease. A new study suggests a new mechanism by which an increased AD risk associated with ApoE4 may be largely due to inflammation - a modifiable risk factor!

Up to 80% of commercial extra virgin olive oil in the United States and United Kingdom are not actually extra virgin. Real EVOO is a healthy because it’s rich in the monounsaturated fat, oleic acid, and contains antioxidant molecules called polyphenols.

Ketogenic diets increase network stability, whereas Western diets decrease network stability. This is consistent with the hypothesis that ketogenic diets could slow brain aging and protect against neurodegenerative diseases.

Do you have high cholesterol and follow a keto diet? A standard lipid panel (total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides) may not be sufficient to determine heart disease risk in those who follow a ketogenic diet.

Vitamin C is needed to repair damaged artery walls by promoting the formation of collagen, the main structural component of blood vessels.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a disease which affects the brain and behaviour of both children and adults. Here's how a ketogenic diet may help patients with ADHD.

Low-density-lipoprotein (LDL) is often referred to as "bad cholesterol." This is incorrect for two reasons. First, LDL is not cholesterol but a cholesterol carrier particle. Second, there are different types of LDL.

The brain can use two fuels: glucose and ketones. As compared to glucose, ketones are a more efficient and cleaner energy source.

Do We need starchy carb-rich foods in order to keep our microbiome healthy? This article explains how ketosis may have a direct impact on the biome.

Candida overgrowth is more common than you think. Here are the most common causes, symptoms, and science-backed remedies to get rid of it.

Six tips to help you to stay motivated when you reach a weight loss plateau on a low-carb diet.

Do detoxes and cleanses live up to their hype or would your money be better spent on high quality foods? Detox or not to detox: A critical review.

Amenorrhea, irregular and missing periods - why it happens and how to fix it. Here are 7 science-backed remedies for optimal female health.

Climate change is real and human activities are to blame. In this article we look at claims made against meat production and evaluate the available evidence.

Is ketosis safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women or should low-carb be avoided during pregnancy? Busting the myths about carbs and nutritional needs when you're expecting.

In this article we explain the differences between organic and conventional produce, discuss in which cases selecting the organic option is most important, and share strategies for minimizing pesticide exposure from vegetables and fruits.

Hair loss is a common phenomenon in people on a keto diet. Here's why it happens, what to expect and what to do about it.

Will you lose muscles on keto? Will too much protein kick you out of ketosis? Will keto hinder your performance? This article provides answers to common questions about the ketogenic diet.

The ultimate guide to eating low-carb while travelling. Healthy quick meal ideas and the best keto on-the-go snacks for plane, train and road trips.