Ketogenic Glossary: What do these words mean?


If you’ve poked around any keto websites or even listened to long-time keto followers talk about their diet, you’ve probably heard a few words or acronyms that are not familiar to you. Like other eating plans, the ketogenic diet has its own lingo. Here are some of the common terms you may come across as you begin your keto journey, and their definitions. Read the blog "Ketogenic Glossary: What do these words mean?" to learn more! 
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