Keto diet
Coverage of Keto diet in the Nexus archive.
- I lost my job after burnout. It became the fresh start I needed.
Mary Roberts lost her job due to burnout and health issues, leading her to transform her lifestyle by losing 125 pounds through exercise and diet changes. She is now launching a consultancy and focuses on health and self-care.
- Could the keto diet be increasing your cancer risk?
Researchers found the keto diet suppresses tumors in one part of the body but accelerates tumor growth in another. The diet's effects on cancer risk appear to vary depending on the tumor location.
- Cruise passengers learn diet trick that woman says made her weight loss finally stick
Debbie Hubbs created the Low Carb Cruise after low-carb eating helped her lose weight, with the annual event now attracting over 360 participants. The cruise features seminars by medical professionals on topics like diet and cancer, and has grown from 30 attendees in 2008 to sailings on Royal Caribbean ships.
- Could the keto diet help treat anorexia, schizophrenia and depression?
Early research suggests that some mental health conditions could stem from metabolic disorders, potentially changing how mental illness is treated. The keto diet is being explored as a possible treatment for anorexia, schizophrenia, and depression.
- After a break-up, I paid $20K for a glow-up at 28. People on social media accuse me of using AI because I look so different.
Sasha Sechenova spent $20K on a physical transformation, including cosmetic surgery and weight loss, after a breakup to enhance her social media career. She faced accusations of using AI due to her changed appearance.
- Keto diet shows real promise for anorexia recovery
A small trial found that following a ketogenic diet, which restricts carbohydrates, was linked to recovery in nearly 75 per cent of people with anorexia. The approach challenges conventional expectations for treating the eating disorder.
- Dana White 'wasn't going to see 65' before longevity expert intervened with strict new regimen
UFC CEO Dana White was on a strict regimen by longevity expert Gary Brecka after alarming blood test results indicated he might not reach age 65. Brecka identified severe health issues, including lethal triglyceride levels and hyper-homocystinemia, leading to hypertension and vascular constriction. Through a keto diet and monitoring, White's predicted lifespan was extended from 10.4 years.