> It's literally the foundation of the growing understanding amongst medical professionals of why low-carb diets and fasting work dramatically on this. Do you

> It's literally the foundation of the growing understanding amongst medical professionals of why low-carb diets and fasting work dramatically on this. Do you have a good source to support the idea that there is a "growing understanding" that "low-card diets and fasting work"? I'm fairly well-read on this subject (though a complete layman), but my general understanding of today's scientific consensus is that there is nothing, or almost nothing special about low-card diets or fasting. Most of the people who are purporting that these diets are somehow better (for various meanings of better) are stating heteredox views. They might still be right! (Though I doubt it.) But I'm specifically pushing back on the narrative that this is a growing consensus.