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Shivangi Nautiyal
14th Sep, 2026
Vitamin D Deficiency and How to Overcome It With FITHEAL
7 in 10 fit professionals have vitamin D deficiency. Here's how to overcome it

Shivangi Nautiyal
10th Sep, 2026
FITPASS Spin Class: What to Eat Before and After Indoor Cycling

Shivangi Nautiyal
2nd Sep, 2026
Dahi Handi Energy? Try This 10-Minute Janmashtami Workout

Shivangi Nautiyal
27th Aug, 2026
Cheating or Natural? Dietitians Discuss Shilajit Gold Resin for Bodybuilding

Shivangi Nautiyal
22nd Aug, 2026
Wellness Gifts for Your Siblings This Raksha Bandhan

FITPASS Editorial Team
6th Nov, 2023
One-Month Diet Plan to Reduce Belly Fat Effectively
Discover our expertly crafted one-month diet plan to effectively reduce belly fat and achieve a leaner, healthier you. Start today!

FITPASS Editorial Team
3rd Mar, 2020
How to Gain Muscle on Keto Diet
A keto diet or ketogenic diet includes high-fat foods, adequate amounts of protein, and a very low-carb intake. It is similar to low-carb diets and the Atkins diet.

FITPASS Editorial Team
22nd Apr, 2019
A Complete Guide To Indian Keto Diet- Benefits And Plan
Keto Diet is setting trends for many people who wish to lose weight with least efforts. If you wish fat loss over lean body mass, Indian Keto Diet is all you need to reach your hands out. To know about how to add more fat into your diet, go through all the tips and tricks of Keto Diet Benefits and Plan.

FITPASS Editorial Team
4th Apr, 2019
9 Most Disturbing Truths Of The Ketogenic Weight Loss Diet
Following any Weight Loss Diet can let you gain more weight with lacking essential nutrients behind. When dedicated to losing belly fat, make sure that you have personalized guidance of fitness experts. Sweat out at Gym Near You and follow Ketogenic Weight Loss Diet suitable for your body.

FITPASS Editorial Team
19th Apr, 2018
Keto 101: Everything You Need To Know About Keto
A Ketogenic diet should be high in fat, moderate in animal protein, and low in carbohydrates. The diet should be high in dietary fat (60-70% of total calories), with moderate protein (25-35% of total calories) and low-carb (5% or less of total calories). The body goes into a state of ketosis, which means, the fat molecules produce ketones (byproduct) as a supply of energy when the body is short of carbohydrates.

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