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Nice "sweet" crunch for those who want to remain keto. "In this study, it seemed to be the adaptation to metabolizing fat and making ketones that was important," Brianna Stubbs, lead translational scientist at the Buck Institute who was not involved in the study tells Inverse. Nowadays, the use of ketogenic diet has expanded beyond epileptic therapy; indeed, its use in healthy individuals has become more popular, especially to those who wish to lose weight. Standard food with its high…