This is a common question asked by many people who are on the Ketosis Diet as it pertains to the question of how many carbs are allowed on keto diet. The basic answer that you can get from most sources is ”I don’t know” but I have always maintained that there are too many differing opinions out there for me to really offer any real answers. In this article, I will attempt to give you an answer that might be more definitive than other people might have. What I am going to do is talk about a couple different levels of carb intake that are important to this diet. After reading this article, hopefully you’ll have a better idea of how many carbs are allowed on set.

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When talking about the first two categories of carbs, you need to realize that there is a huge difference between the amount of carbs in regards to each of these two categories. If you go with the ”low carb” approach, then you are restricting yourself to below 20 grams of carbs per day. Many people don’t like this level and don’t follow this diet at all.

Another thing that needs to be brought up is that there are two different types of carbohydrates. There are ”good” carbs and ”bad” carbs. While everyone has heard of ”carbs”, what most people don’t realize is that they come in two forms. The first form is simple and natural, such as in fruit and vegetables, and is considered a ”good” carb. The other form is processed and introduced into your body through meats, dairy products, breads and grains.

Now that we have got that out of the way, lets look at some more ”high carb” carbs that you might be interested in. First, lets talk about how high the recommended levels of carbs are on the Ketosis Diet. There are many different sources of information on this, but the official ketosis level is around 0.8 grams of carbs per gram of body weight. This is not optimal for fasting diets, but for many, this is very low and will be fine.

Another high carb that can be consumed is coconut oil. It has high levels of medium-chain fatty acids, which are also known as omega-3’s. This is very good for you and should be included in your Ketosis Diet menu planning. This is also considered a ”good” carb.

How many carbs are allowed on Ketosis depends on many factors. However, it is safe to say that a good starting point is about 20 grams of carbs per meal. After you adjust your calorie intake, you can add more or less carbs to your meals as you feel comfortable. Your goal is to keep your carb intake low, so you’ll get the best results from your weight loss efforts!