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Diete chetogeniche: ruolo nel trattamento di sovrappeso e obesità

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Le diete chetogeniche, fortemente ipocaloriche e normoproteiche, consentono un’importante riduzione di peso e massa grassa a fronte di un risparmio del tessuto muscolare nei pazienti affetti da sovrappeso e obesità. Il rapido risultato ottenuto riducendo la sensazione di fame migliora la spinta motivazionale al trattamento. La loro prescrizione, anche tramite pasti sostitutivi, garantisce buoni esiti sulle comorbidità, proponendosi come valida opzione nell’ambito dei protocolli riabilitativi multidisciplinari.

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    Giovanni Spera & Stefania Mariani

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Spera, G., Mariani, S. Diete chetogeniche: ruolo nel trattamento di sovrappeso e obesità. L'Endocrinologo 18, 285–290 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40619-017-0376-1

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