Keto vs Paleo: Which Diet Do People Stick to?
Keto's market hits $16.5B by 2030, yet only 8.4% of dieters make it to month nine. The industry isn't failing despite the dropout rate — it's succeeding because of it.
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Keto's market hits $16.5B by 2030, yet only 8.4% of dieters make it to month nine. The industry isn't failing despite the dropout rate — it's succeeding because of it.
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