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A controlled clinical trial conducted by Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis has revealed that overweight adults with prediabetes and hepatic steatosis exhibited improvements in metabolic health after achieving a weight reduction of approximately 10% on three distinct dietary plans. Over the course of five months, participants adhering to a ketogenic diet experienced a 67% decrease in liver fat, while those on Mediterranean and high-carbohydrate diets saw a reduction of 45%. Additionally, blood glucose levels dropped by 20% among those following the ketogenic diet, compared to an 8% decrease in the other groups. The research indicates that while weight reduction was advantageous for all participants, the specific dietary regimen played a crucial role in influencing liver and glucose metrics.

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00:00A new clinical trial suggests that losing the same amount of weight can produce different
00:04metabolic benefits. Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
00:09studied 55 adults with obesity, prediabetes, and fatty liver. Participants followed either a
00:16ketogenic, Mediterranean, or high-carbohydrate plant-forward diet for about five months.
00:21All three groups lost roughly 10% of their starting weight. Muscle insulin sensitivity
00:26also improved by about 50% across all three diets. But the ketogenic diet produced greater
00:32improvements in liver health and blood sugar control. Liver fat dropped 67% with the ketogenic
00:38diet, compared with 45% in the other groups. Blood glucose fell 20% on keto, versus 8% with
00:45the other diets. Researchers also found that half of the ketogenic group reversed their prediabetes.
00:51The study shows that weight loss benefited every group, while diet composition influenced certain
00:57metabolic outcomes. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or
01:02enhanced, using AI-assisted tools.
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