Real Food Keto vs Dirty Keto
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What is "dirty keto?" It means not focusing on the quality of the keto foods you are eating. Comfort and convenience foods might be full of carcinogens and toxins that won't help you get (or stay) healthy on a keto diet. In this episode, Dr. Jockers explains in detail what to look for in your keto foods to maximize nutrients and health benefits and minimize toxins. Learn all the delicious ways to eat real food on a clean keto diet.
"Make the best choices you can as much as possible."
-Dr. Jockers
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In This Episode:
- How to hone your focus on food quality
- Not all keto foods are created alike (we were shocked too)
- The Dirty 6 - keto foods to avoid at all costs
- The nasty 12 common ingredients that turn your tummy
- How to revere "real food keto" (trust us, you should try it!)
- The secret little extras that supercharge nutrients in your real food keto diet
- Dr. Jockers' list of naughty vs. nice fats
- You can feast on fruits on keto - but these ones only!
- Find out which herbs honor your health pledge the most
- 13 clean protein sources to try (find out which one Dr. Jockers loves to sip)
- Learn how to climb the keto food pyramid before you start shopping
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- Organifi Drink Mixes – Use Code JOCKERS for 15% off
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