>The comprehensive paper seeks to be the final nail in the coffin I don't know if that's true necessarily, probably over exaggerated. Virtually every diabetes

>The comprehensive paper seeks to be the final nail in the coffin I don't know if that's true necessarily, probably over exaggerated. Virtually every diabetes org now recommends keto or keto by a different name and has for years. That isn't going to change. https://www.diabetes.co.uk/keto/ https://www.diabetes.co.uk/keto/ https://www.diabetes.ca/nutrition---fitness/meal-planning/7-day-low-carbohydrate-meal-plan https://www.diabetes.ca/nutrition---fitness/meal-planning/7-... You also have all the major corps realizing carbs are a problem and are now offering carb-free options on their menus. Lettuce wrapped things, etc. Keto hit the 10% market measurement awhile ago and now everyone is reacting. It is hilarious to see 'keto corn chips' and you look at ingredients and it's 99% carbs. It's just a thing now.