Here's the guy if you're interested.In research we see keto vs. non-keto diets essentially have equal results when protein is matched and you account for the initial drop of glycogen (carbohydrate stored in the muscles and liver) you experience when you begin a low carb diet. That said, chasing ketosis for the sake of ketosis is kind of like assuming your running shoes are the reason a new runner is losing weight. The shoes are coming along for the ride, but it's not the mechanism that's responsible.
In research we see keto vs. non-keto diets essentially have equal results when protein is matched and you account for the initial drop of glycogen (carbohydrate stored in the muscles and liver) you experience when you begin a low carb diet. That said, chasing ketosis for the sake of ketosis is kind of like assuming your running shoes are the reason a new runner is losing weight. The shoes are coming along for the ride, but it's not the mechanism that's responsible.