@drjamesdinic In athletes, chronic low-carb high-fat diet has no influence on resting or exercise-induced acid–base status, despite changes in calculated net endogenous acid production. https://t.co/Zt4oLl19Uz https://t.co/C31dL6AHsV
Blood pH: "since protein is a sulfuric acid precursor, and potassium ingestion results in bicarbonate formation, the two dietary components have a substantial influence on acid production [26]." https://t.co/td4ode7hBJ
@stevefleck @SportsDietAust @hall_beccy @LouiseMBurke 1) This is a series of studies over many years, with each "large" study answering many questions. I believe, thus far, there have been 7 publications out of Supernova 1 and 2 (this is SN4), includin…
@danfwells1 @DoctorTro The body seems pretty good at maintaining blood pH on any diet, including a ketogenic one: https://t.co/fvaqCAwuA4