In Episode 138 of Keto Talk, Jimmy and Dr. Will Cole answer your questions about Arteriosclerosis Reversal, Acetyl-CoA, Gastro Event Requiring Antibiotics And Pasta, Fasting And Appendicitis, Keto Aggravating Adrenals and more!

HOT TOPICS:

• VEGAN CORY BOOKER SAYS MEAT EATERS’ DAYS ARE NUMBERED
•  Why is cheating on your keto diet everyone once in a while a bad thing?
•  What do you think about the new sweetener allulose being used in keto products?
• Does using collagen, bone broth, and MCT oil break your fast and turn off autophagy? 
• Could the carrageenan typically found in heavy cream be the cause of my skin issues?
• Does having chronic pancreatitis requiring prescription pancreatic enzymes preclude someone from eating keto?

“Buyer beware when it comes to some of these food substitutes on the market.” – Jimmy Moore

“It's not fair that some of us can tolerate certain foods while others can't, but we have to accept where we are on our health journey at this moment.” – Dr. Will Cole

HEALTH HEADLINES:

• We’ll Always Eat Meat. But More of It Will Be ‘Meat'
• This Mediterranean diet study was hugely impactful. The science has fallen apart.
• Scientists Accidentally Discover Drug that Prevents Weight Gain
• Fasting's Health Benefits May Be Broader Than Scientists Previously Realized
• Are You A Super Pooper?
• STUDY: Newly isolated human gut bacterium reveals possible connection to depression

Jimmy and Will answer your questions:

–  Is there any research showing reversal of arteriosclerosis with keto and other lifestyle changes?

 Hi Jimmy and Will,

 I’m a big fan of the ketogenic diet and you guys consistently provide some of the best information about this way of eating online. I’ve been doing a lot of research lately on how to reverse arteriosclerosis since it seems most people have some varying level of this develop during their lifetime. I've seen people talk about things like taking magnesium and the MK7 variant of Vitamin K2, but these are only theoretical in nature. Is there any scientific evidence that this actually reverses the progression of heart disease? Is there any research that demonstrates keto and other lifestyle approaches help with this reversal of arteriosclerosis? Thanks again for your fantastic podcast.

 Tom

– Is there any concern with an increased production of Acetyl-CoA when a Type 2 diabetic is eating keto?

 Hey guys,

 I have someone in my life who has a biochemistry background claiming that going keto is about the worst thing a person with Type 2 diabetes could possibly do because of excessive production of Acetyl-CoA and that it induces a state of ketoacidosis (which I know is flat-out wrong). When I inquired about the mechanism about how the higher Acetyle-CoA issue happens and what the end result would be from this, she responded with something about DNA damage being done on a neurological level. This doesn’t make any sense to me from what I know