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Garden of Life Dr. Formulated Keto Fit Vanilla -- 12.52 oz


Garden of Life Dr. Formulated Keto Fit Vanilla
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Garden of Life Dr. Formulated Keto Fit Vanilla -- 12.52 oz

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Garden of Life Dr. Formulated Keto Fit Vanilla Description

  • Weight Loss Shake
  • Burns Fat & Fights Cravings
  • No Math • Just Mix
  • 70% Fat | 20% Protein | 10% Carbs ~ Approximation Based on Calories
  • Grassed Fed Butter & Whey • Studied Ingredients • Probiotics
  • Non GMO Project Verified
  • Truly Grass-Fed™
  • This Project is Keto Certified
  • Kosher

David Perlmutter, M.D., makes following a Keto Diet easy and delicious with our Keto Fit Weight Loss Shake.

 

Our Keto Fit is formulated with clinically studied ingredients to help make your Keto Diet and exercise program more effective.

 

Burns Fat

Organic Svetol®

Organic Coffeeberry®

50 mg Caffeine

 

Fights Cravings

Organic Ashwagandha

Organic Grass Fed Butter with CLA and MCT

 

Supports Digestion

1.5 Billion CFU Probiotics

 

Truly Grass Fed

This product is Keto Certified

This product is Paleo Friendly

 

Truly Clean

Non GMO Project Verified

Certified Gluten-Free

 

rBST, rBGH and Antibiotic Free


Directions

Shake with water | Blend in smoothies | Use in baking

 

Suggested Use: Mix 2 scoops in 10 oz of water (scoop included). Not intended for children.

Free Of
Gluten, GMOs, soy ingredients, added sugars, filler ingredients, artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners and preservatives.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.


Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 Scoops (35.5 g)
Servings per Container: 10
Amount Per Serving% Daily Value
Calories210
Total Fat16 g21%
   Saturated Fat11 g55%
Cholesterol50 mg17%
Total Carbohydrate5 g2%
   Dietary Fiber4 g14%
   Total Sugars1 g
     Includes 0g Added Sugars0%
Protein10 g20%
Vitamin A (from retinol, beta carotene)220 mcg24%
Vitamin E0.3 mg2%
Calcium104 mg8%
Iron0.3 mg2%
Iodine10.5 mcg7%
Magnesium21 mg5%
Selenium2.75 mcg5%
Chromium3.5 mcg10%
Molybdenum4.5 mcg10%
Sodium120 mg5%
Potassium282 mg6%
Organic Grass Fed Butter Powder
Organic Grass Fed Butter, Organic Grass Fed Nonfat Milk
20 g*
Truly Grass Fed™ Whey Protein Isolate11.4 g*
Weight Loss Blend822 mg
   Organic Svetol® (Naturally Decaffeinated Green Coffee Bean Extract)450 mg
   Organic Ashwagandha300 mg
   Organic Coffeeberry® Whole Coffee Fruit Extract (Standardized to 70% Caffeine)72 mg
Lactobacillus Plantarum (1.5 Billion CFU)10 mg*
*Daily value not established.
Other Ingredients: Organic vanilla flavors, sea salt, organic stevia extract (leaf).

Contains: Milk

Contains 50 mg of naturally occurring caffeine per sserving.
All nutrients are naturally occurring. This product has not been fortified with vitamins or minerals.

Manufactured in a facility that also processes egg, soy and tree nuts.

Warnings

Caution: As with any dietary supplement, consult your healthcare practitioner before using this product, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, anticipate surgery, take medication on a regular basis or are otherwise under medical supervision.

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Fasting? When it's Time to Eat Again, Here's What You Should Reach for First

Some pretty remarkable things happen inside your body when you fast (abstain from eating solid foods for an extended period of time), including cellular renewal, detoxification, changes to your microbiome and hormone output, and more. The longer you fast, the more time your body has to put towards healing. Digestion is put on hold during fast, while resources go towards functions such as tissue repair and hormone optimization.

For intermittent fasters, what’s the best way to break a fast and ease your body back into eating? As covered below, you’ll want to refuel with easy-to-digest foods and beverages that are nutrient-dense. Additionally, planning ahead and practicing “mindful eating” will help prevent you from overeating, which can get in the way of your goals and also cause indigestion.

Woman Following Intermittent Fasting Tips Standing in Front of Fridge Considering Best Foods to Break a Fast | Vitacost.com/blogWhy Intermittent Fast?

There are numerous reasons to give intermittent fasting a try, such as the fact that fasting can help with weight loss, improve blood sugar regulation, aid in digestion, help with exercise performance, and much more.

While research suggests that fasting has a role to play in disease prevention — including lowering the risk for obesity, diabetes, one of the most common reasons people give fasting a try is because it can kick-start your metabolism and help with fat loss, all without the need to count calories or give up whole food groups.

Intermittent fasting has been found to have positive effects on:

  • Lengthening telomeres, which helps protect DNA
  • Cholesterol and triglyceride levels
  • Body mass and other health markers, including in professional athletes
  • Human growth hormone production, which can help prevent obesity and build muscle mass
  • Insulin sensitivity; fasting in adults with type-2 diabetes has been shown to help improve key markers, including body weight and glucose levels
  • Appetite regulation; fasting helps manage levels of ghrelin, a “hunger hormone” that is responsible for controlling your appetite and cravings

Typical intermittent fast times range from 14 to 18 hours, and sometimes up to 36-48 hours or even longer for experienced fasters. One of the best things about fasting is that when you aren’t fasting, which would be called your “eating window”, you can eat as much of your favorite healthy foods as you’d like and still experience the benefits of fasting mentioned above.

The Best Way to Break a Fast

What foods should you start with when breaking a fast, and what should the timing of your meals next look like?

Let’s cover some of the most common questions about breaking an intermittent fast:

  • Best Foods to Break a Fast 

First and foremost, keep in mind that fasting shouldn’t be viewed as an excuse to eat lots of junk. Concentrate on eating whole, good-for-you foods, which will only amplify fasting’s many health benefits.

Not surprisingly, you can expect to feel pretty hungry once you break your fast. This is why it’s best to focus on eating filling, satiating whole foods during your eating window — especially those that provide protein, healthy fats and fiber.

Some of the best foods to have immediately after breaking a fast include:

  • Freshly-made fruit and vegetable juices
  • Raw fruits
  • Bone broths
  • Fermented foods, such as yogurt (opt for unsweetened), kefir, sauerkraut, etc.
  • Leafy green lettuces, sun as spinach, kale, etc.
  • Cooked vegetables, including cooked starchy veggie like potatoes
  • Vegetable soups
  • Heathy fats like coconut oil, olive oil, avocado, eggs, grass-fed butter and ghee

The foods listed above are typically some of the easiest to digest, plus they are a great source of nutrients that your body will be craving after a fast, such as electrolytes and other minerals. Other foods to fill up on are those listed below, although these may be better suited for your second or third meal after breaking a fast, due to how they can be a bit tougher to digest:

  • Raw vegetables
  • Whole grains and beans (soaked/sprouted is best for improving digestion)
  • Nuts and seeds, such as chia, flax, hemp, almonds, etc.
  • Pastured eggs
  • Grass-fed or pasture-raised meat and poultry
  • Wild-caught fish

If you’re doing intermittent fasting and the ketogenic diet simultaneously, you’ll want to emphasize healthy fats and keep your carb intake very low (since, after all, this is the whole point of the Keto diet). This means eating plenty of fats/oils , along with protein and non-starchy vegetables. Why couple these two strategies together? Because fasting helps you get into ketosis more easily, allowing you to burn fat for energy.

  • Timing of Eating —

There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to how often you should eat during your eating window. In order to keep your hunger in check, to obtain enough calories, have enough energy and to prevent fatigue, a good rule of thumb is to eat frequently, about every 2-4 hours, although this varies from person to person.

Some people may choose to only eat 1-2 meals during their eating window (which means eating only 1-2 meals over the entire day). Others might find it more satisfying to snack/graze in order to prevent feeling too hungry or lethargic.

Should you start with liquids after a fast, wait a while, then eat? This is one approach that might help your digestive system ease back into eating, however its not necessary if you feel ready for solid foods. If you do want to start with liquids, avoid having sugary drinks that provide empty calories, and instead have something like bone broth or vegetable juice. And go easy on caffeine, since drinking caffeine on an empty stomach may make you feel nauseous and jittery.   

What Not to Do When Breaking A Fast

If you find that you’re tempted to over-eat during your fasting window, especially if you’re filling up on high-calorie processed foods, then take a step back and make a plan.

Try planning your meals ahead of time, meal-prepping by cooking in bulk 1-2 times per week, and also stocking your fridge with your favorite healthy meals. This way you don’t go overboard once you break your fast, which can undo all of the work you’ve put in by fasting.

  • Rather than practically “binging” once it’s time to eat again, try sticking with whole, nutrient-dense foods that are waiting in the fridge for you.
  • Fasting can take some time to get used to,and finding your “sweet spot” in terms of the length of your fasts may require some trial and error. If you find that your hunger and cravings are out of control after fasting, consider shortening the amount of time you fast, which would mean increasing your eating window.
  • Above all else, listen to your body and make adjustments based on how you’re feeling. Practice mindful eating by paying close attention to sensations of hunger and fullness. Eat slowly, don’t eat while distracted, and chew your food thoroughly so you don’t wind up burdening your digestive system and not feeling well.

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