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Is the keto diet good for you? The answer may lie in your DNA.
The ketogenic diet—also known as a low-carb, high-fat diet—is popular for weight loss and diabetes management. However, individuals with certain genetic profiles may not respond well to it. For them, keto diet can lead to unintended effects such as elevated cholesterol levels and increased cardiovascular risk.

People with the following genetic variants should approach the keto diet with caution, as high-fat intake may significantly increase their risk of cardiovascular disease:

-ABCG5/ABCG8 – Carriers are prone to hypercholesterolemia, which can be worsened by a high-fat diet. These individuals often respond well to lipid-lowering treatment with ezetimibe.
-NPC1L1 – Gain-of-function variants lead to increased dietary cholesterol absorption. Carriers are particularly sensitive to ezetimibe.
-APOE E4 – This variant is linked to elevated LDL cholesterol levels when saturated fat intake is high.
-LDLR, APOB, and PCSK9 mutations – These are causative genes for familial hypercholesterolemia (FH), and a keto diet can exacerbate cholesterol levels in these individuals.

GB Longevity100: A Smarter Way to Personalize Your Diet and Health Plan. GB Longevity100 genetic testing suite includes six comprehensive genetic panels that screen for risk factors associated with common chronic diseases, as well as gene-diet-disease interactions. It provides actionable insights to help you achieve optimal health and longevity.

Included 6 Panels:
• Genetic Index for Longevity Panel
• Lipid Disorders and Cardiovascular Panel
• Type 2 Diabetes Panel
• Obesity Panel
• Alzheimer’s Disease Panel
• Nutritional Genomics Panel

Should You Follow a Keto Diet? It depends on your genes. Ask your doctor about the GB Longevity100 Test to find out what’s right for you.

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