Low-carb describes diets that reduce carbohydrate intake and instead rely more heavily on proteins and healthy fats.

Low-carb encompasses dietary approaches that reduce the proportion of carbohydrates in daily food intake. The aim is to avoid simple and double sugars, while complex carbohydrates are permitted in limited amounts. The recommended daily carbohydrate share is less than 26% of food intake.
A low-carb diet can contribute to weight loss and supports the management of metabolic conditions such as type 2 diabetes and fatty liver. Other possible effects:
Studies show a link between a low-carbohydrate diet and a reduced risk of some chronic diseases. Nevertheless, consulting a doctor is advisable in order to avoid negative long-term consequences and nutrient deficiencies.
Preferred foods include vegetables, dairy products, fish, meat as well as fats and proteins:
For long-term carbohydrate reduction, it is recommended to increase the fat share to up to 60%.
Foods with a high carbohydrate content should be avoided:
A long-term low-carbohydrate diet can increase the risk of illness, especially with a high intake of red meat; a lack of discipline can also trigger yo-yo effects.
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