katiekun answered your question “Best Keto / Low Carb diet book?”
Carb nite is a good way to introduce Keto to the body. It's really simple and Keifer is super knowledgeable
I haven't heard of this one! thanks, I'll check it out! Thanks!
warriorqueenkate answered your question “Best Keto / Low Carb diet book?”
There's one I have that talks about all the different kind of low carb diets there are. I'll try to remember and let you know!!
I got your note! "Living the Low Carb Life by Jonny Bowden" Thanks! I will definitely check this out!
ketoketoketo answered your question “Best Keto / Low Carb diet book?”
I thought Why We Get Fat: And What to Do About It was a very easy read/easy to understand
I listened to this one on audiobook and I liked it. Does it have any sample menus and step-by-step how to in there like a traditional 'diet' book? The book may, but the audio book didn't. I'll check that out. Thanks!
fromsmallvilletosuperman replied to your post “Best Keto / Low Carb diet book?”
Keto-clarity by Jimmy Moore hands down. It has quotes and info from a bunch of the other people who have written books that came before it and it's easy to grasp. It'd be great!
I JUST ordered this on audio book today by coincidence! Awesome! Thanks!
lemonfucker69 answered your question “Best Keto / Low Carb diet book?”
the reddit FAQ on r/keto is actually the most informative place i found, and the documentary fathead is good. dont know many books, sry :(
I'm not sure how into reading stuff on the computer he is, but I'll suggest it. Thanks!
keto-mishael reblogged your post and added:
I would recommend The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Living (Volek&Phinney) or maybe Grain Brain or Good Calories, Bad Calories. There are also a few documentaries- Fat Head, etc. :) all great information especially for beginners and those not well versed on the topic.
I haven't read that first one, but have the other two ... actually listened on audio book. I have suggested both of those to him, and I agree the are great, but I was looking for more of a step by step traditional 'diet' book with menus and stuff and I don't think those have that. I'll check out that first one tho cos I'm always looking for new books! Thanks!