KFT RESEARCH

The Mission

Promoting Metabolic Literacy through precision data.

2026 Science Update

Master Your Metabolism With Precision Tools

Get personalized Keto macros and Intermittent Fasting schedules optimized for your unique biology.

1 Keto Macro Calculator

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The Foundations of Metabolic Quantization

Achieving nutritional ketosis in 2026 is a precisely defined physiological process. Our engine utilizes the Mifflin-St Jeor Equation to determine your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) with clinical accuracy. By understanding your resting energy expenditure, we can define the exact lipid-to-protein ratio required to trigger systemic fat oxidation.

Male BMR = 10(W) + 6.25(H) - 5(A) + 5 | Female BMR = 10(W) + 6.25(H) - 5(A) - 161

We integrate the Protein Leverage Hypothesis to ensure your essential amino acid intake is sufficient to preserve lean skeletal muscle mass during deep carb restriction. This precision is essential for avoiding metabolic plateaus common in generalized ketogenic approaches.

2 Fasting Scheduler

20:00 - 12:00

16 Hours Total

Research Insights

Deep dive into metabolic flexibility with our clinical research team.

EXPLORE LIBRARY
Keto Science

Nutritional Ketosis in 2026: The New Standard

Understanding the evolved definition of metabolic flexibility and its impact on human performance.

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Survival Guide

Keto Flu: Survival & Prevention Masterclass

Managing electrolyte gradients and mineral balance for a seamless metabolic transition.

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Metabolic Intelligence FAQ

How long does it take to enter ketosis?

Most individuals achieve nutritional ketosis within 48-72 hours of keeping net carbs below 20g, as this triggers the depletion of liver glycogen stores.

Can I adjust macros during training days?

Yes. Higher activity levels may allow for a slightly higher net carb ceiling (30-50g) while maintaining ketosis through metabolic flexibility.

Scientific References

1. Mifflin, M. D., et al. (1990). Predictive Energy Accuracy.
NCBI Reference
2. Mattson, M. P. (2014). Fasting Benefits & Autophagy.
NCBI PMC Archive