Since we first began isolating, I’ve advocated for people to remain keto. I feel like the keto diet supports your health, and having good eating habits in place can make it easier to deal with anxiety and boredom. But for many people, remaining keto has been tricky. 

You may have decided that it’s time to get back to your usual keto diet, so I’ve put together some tips to help you get back to keto after a break.

For me, the winter veggies are truly the superstars. Having that fresh goodness in the cold winter months makes me enjoy eating keto that much more.

Click here to enjoy my favorite Keto winter veggie recipes. 

Type 2 Diabetes is a disease that affects blood sugar regulation. The management of this disease can be difficult. Adjustments in lifestyle, diet, and exercise are keys to maintaining healthy body weight and managing diabetes. These days, many people managing Type 2 Diabetes are being advised to turn to the ketogenic diet. Read more about how the ketogenic diet can help T2D.

Starting the ketogenic diet for health can be the first step of a journey that will last a (longer) lifetime. It can be the keystone to weight loss, a more fit body, lower A1C levels, and more health benefits.
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Did you veer off of your keto plan during the holidays or did you stay the course? There is no wrong answer here. Just remember, the only negative thing about ‘veering off’ is not coming back! Read more... 

Something happened to me this past summer that really solidified the fact that ‘the scale is not the true measure of how our bodies are changing with keto.

One late afternoon we had a happy hour with our neighbors – there was a nice group of people there that I haven’t seen since the summer before.