Today you’ll find me over at the GNOWFGLINS blog discussing the GAPS diet and low carb. I hope you’ll join me over there!
Is the GAPS diet a low carbohydrate diet? At first glance, it may seem like it is. With the removal of grains, potatoes, and sugar, it can be similar to other popular low-carb diets. But does it have to be? Let’s take a closer look.
Should GAPS be Low Carb?
Is GAPS even supposed to be low carb? According to Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, it “does not have to be low-carb.” She also mentions that the “GAPS diet generally is not a ketogenic diet. Every person needs to find the right individual balance between meats and vegetables.” (Source, see page 14 and pages 22-23.)
While GAPS is not designed to be a low-carb diet, it can end up that way if you’re not careful about the types and amounts of food that you’re consuming.
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This post is part of Real Food Wednesday, Eat Make Grow Thursday, Fight Back Friday, Freaky Friday, GAPS Friendly Friday, Monday Mania, Fat Tuesday.
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