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Within the literature, a number of different dietary models . . .

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The limitations to this dietary model . . .

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In short, restrictive diets . . .

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Z and Y (reference) highlighted the nutritional composition  differences . . .

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While providing sound reasons for . . . diet, none of these arguments adequately engage the critical issue of deficiency of nutrients from other food groups.

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X theorised that systemic changes to an individual’s diet underpin . . .

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Such clinical interpretations overlook the fact that human nutrition  . . .

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This diet benefits ...

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In relation to glucose intolerance, . . .

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2.0 Therapeutic potentials and detrimental effects to health

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2.0 Therapeutic potentials and detrimental effects to health

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Within the literature, Ketogenic diet has therapeutic and detrimental effects to health and well being. Ketogenic diet has undoubtedly been shown to be effective, at least in the short to medium term, as a tool to fight obesity (Bueno et al., 2013), hyperlipidemia and some cardiovascular risk factors (Ali-Kahlifa et al, 2009; Dashti et al., 2007; Sharman et al., 2002). While  ketogenic diet may be useful as part of the treatment of various diseases, it is more commonly recommended to patients for weight loss purposes (Paoli, 2014). However, ketogenic diets has raised some concerns among physicians (Freedman et al, 2001), and  many of the concerns about the use of ketogenic diet as therapeutic tools could be attributed to a broad lack of knowledge about the physiological mechanisms involved. Theoretically, ketogenic diets induce a metabolic condition called  “physiological ketosis” which is different from from "pathological diabetic ketosis" (Krebs, 1966). . . .