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Hyper-Ketosis Food List: Ultimate Guide to Fast Weight Loss

May 26, 20258 min read
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Hyper-Ketosis Food List: Fast, Sustainable Weight Loss Guide

Not all foods are created equal, and in the Hyper-Ketosis program, every bite is intentional. The food list is the backbone of the plan: simple, specific, and powerful.

If you're wondering which foods will help you burn fat, regulate hormones, and sustain results, this is your complete guide. The Hyper-Ketosis food list isn’t just a set of recommendations, it’s a carefully constructed protocol that works with your metabolism to produce real, fast, and lasting change.

Why the Food List Is the Foundation of the Program

This isn’t another restrictive or gimmicky diet where you count every macro or deprive yourself of nutrients. The Hyper-Ketosis food list was designed through years of clinical experience and coaching to help the body let go of stored fat without slowing metabolism or triggering stress responses.

By focusing on high-quality protein, low-sugar fruits, high-volume vegetables, and zero oil cooking, the plan supports both fat loss and hormone balance. That’s why the results are not just fast, but sustainable.

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Approved Proteins: Lean, Thermogenic, and Muscle-Supportive

Protein is the core of every fat-burning meal on Hyper-Ketosis. It supports metabolism, keeps you full, and helps preserve lean muscle mass as you lose fat.

Protein is measured by portion, one deck-of-cards-sized serving per meal, and must be prepared without added oils or fats. These approved proteins are clean, lean, and digestion-friendly.

Approved Proteins Include:

  • Chicken (skinless), turkey, veal, buffalo, elk, venison

  • Lean beef cuts (sirloin, round roast, filet mignon)

  • Seafood: cod, halibut, flounder, shrimp, scallop, crab, lobster, whitefish, trout

  • Eggs (whole)

  • Cottage cheese (limited to once per week)

These choices are low in fat but high in nutrient density, making them ideal for triggering fat-burning without overloading the digestive system or causing bloating.

Fruit on a Fat-Loss Plan? Yes, and Here’s Why

Unlike most keto plans, Hyper-Ketosis allows for daily fruit, in moderation, because specific fruits actually support weight loss, digestion, and hormone regulation, especially for women.

These fruits are low-glycemic, hydrating, and packed with antioxidants. The goal is to control blood sugar, not eliminate it. Fruit provides a natural energy source and helps avoid emotional overeating or nutrient crashes.

Approved Fruits Include:

  • Apples, grapefruit, plums, pears, oranges, lemons, limes

  • Berries: strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries

  • Tomatoes (yes, they count as fruit)

  • Watermelon (once per week only)

Stick to one serving per meal, roughly the size of a tennis ball, and always pair fruit with protein and vegetables to support a balanced insulin response.

Vegetables: The Volume You Need Without the Sugar You Don’t

Vegetables are your best friend on this plan. They fill you up, regulate digestion, and support your liver and kidneys during the fat-loss process. You should aim for 3+ servings per meal, or until full.

The vegetables on this list are chosen specifically for their low carb content, high fiber, and detox-supporting properties. They help control hunger, support hormone detox, and enhance gut function.

Approved Vegetables Include:

  • Leafy greens: kale, spinach, chard, romaine, lettuce, collards, endive

  • Low-carb options: zucchini, cucumber, celery, onion, fennel, radish, bell peppers

  • Cruciferous (limit to once a week): cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, Brussels sprouts

  • Other options: leeks, mushrooms, asparagus, tomatoes, pumpkin, palm hearts, shallots.

Eat a variety, rotate colors, and always measure your serving size to a tennis ball, unless you're using veggies as the “volume” on your plate, which is encouraged.


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Drinks That Keep You Hydrated and In Fat-Burning Mode

Proper hydration is essential for fat metabolism, muscle function, and avoiding symptoms like fatigue or cravings. But not all fluids are created equal.

The wrong drinks, even "healthy" ones, can spike blood sugar, trigger insulin, and pull you out of fat-burning. These approved drinks keep you hydrated, energized, and in fat-burning alignment with the plan.

Approved Drinks Include:

  • Water (plain or mineral-rich)

  • Coffee (black, or with stevia only)

  • Herbal teas (unsweetened)

  • Zevia (stevia-sweetened carbonated drink)

  • Snake Juice (DIY electrolyte blend)

  • Electrolyte mixes: Dr. Berg’s, Shift, Ultima (only stevia-based)

Avoid anything with sugar, artificial sweeteners (like sucralose), or hidden additives like citric acid in excess. Snake Juice is particularly helpful for those doing reset days or longer fasts.

Condiments and Sweeteners: Flavor Without the Fat or Sugar

You don’t have to sacrifice flavor to follow the food list but you do have to be intentional. Sauces and dressings are allowed only if they contain no oils or added sweeteners, with stevia being the only exception.

This section often trips people up, so label reading is critical. If it’s not explicitly on-plan, it’s likely off-plan and even small mistakes here can cause stalls.

Approved Add-Ons Include:

  • Vinegar (apple cider, white, balsamic without sugar)

  • Mustard (unsweetened)

  • Stevia (liquid or powder)

  • Simple Girl brand sauces and seasonings

  • Homemade seasoning mixes (oil- and sugar-free)

Avoid all oils during Phase 1 : no olive oil, coconut oil, ghee, or avocado oil for cooking or drizzling. You’ll reintroduce fats in the Maintenance phase (Phase 2) after your fat loss has stabilized.

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Why the Food List is Especially Effective for Women

Many diets fail women by underfeeding, over-exercising, and triggering hormonal chaos. Hyper-Ketosis was built to prevent that. The food list is structured to work with a woman’s body, not against it.

  • Fruit and vegetable diversity supports estrogen detox and adrenal balance

  • Lean protein promotes satiety and metabolic function without raising cortisol

  • Daily compliance eliminates guesswork, grazing, and late-night eating

  • Reset days are built in to break through hormonally-driven stalls

This is why women on Hyper-Ketosis don’t just lose weight - they regain energy, confidence, and control.

3 Common Food List Mistakes to Avoid

Even with the best intentions, small errors can derail progress, especially in Phase 1 when precision matters most. Avoid these common mistakes to stay in fat-burning mode and protect you momentum.

1. Cooking with oils “just a little”

Even small amounts of added fats in Phase 1 interfere with the plan’s fat-mobilization system. It’s non-negotiable.

2. Eyeballing portion sizes

Overestimating fruit or protein portions adds up fast. Stick to visual markers: deck of cards for protein, tennis ball for fruit and veggies.

3. Drinking off-plan electrolyte drinks

Watch for sucralose, dextrose, or citric acid in many electrolyte brands. These ingredients can stall fat loss even in small amounts.

Consistency Over Perfection: How to Make This Food List Work Long-Term

Following the food list 100% during Phase 1 yields the best results, but perfection isn’t the goal for life. What matters most is developing a system of eating that works in your body, in your real life.

Once you reach maintenance, you’ll have more flexibility with fats and meal composition but the food list still forms the foundation. It’s not just about getting results. It’s about learning how to eat to feel your best every day.

Final Thoughts: This Food List Was Designed to Transform Your Body and Your Life

When you follow the Hyper-Ketosis food list consistently, you’re not just choosing foods that taste good, you’re choosing foods that work. This list is built to help you burn stored fat, regulate hormones, eliminate inflammation, and develop a lifestyle that doesn’t require constant willpower or confusion.

Every item was chosen for a reason and when combined with accountability, fasting, and daily structure, it becomes a powerful tool for transformation.


Want Done-for-You Meals Using Only Approved Foods?

If you're committed to fat loss and want to stick to the Hyper-Ketosis food structure, the Hyper-Ketosis Food List is your must-have resource. It lays out every approved food for Phase 1 so you can plan meals confidently and stay on track. No oils. No sweeteners. No confusion.

Use it daily to simplify your grocery shopping, meal prep, and plate-building with zero guesswork.

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FAQs

1. Can I use olive oil or avocado oil during Phase 1?

No, all oils are completely removed during Phase 1 to allow your body to burn stored fat efficiently. Oils are only reintroduced in Phase 2 once your metabolism has stabilized.

2. Why does the plan include fruit if it's supposed to burn fat?

Hyper-Ketosis uses low-glycemic fruits to support hormone balance, digestion, and satiety. These fruits are carefully chosen to avoid insulin spikes while keeping the plan sustainable.

3. Do I have to eat all three food groups (protein, fruit, vegetables) at every meal?

Yes, each meal should include one protein, one fruit, and at least three servings of vegetables. This structure balances blood sugar, supports digestion, and keeps you full.

4. What happens if I eat something off the list by accident?

You may experience a short stall in fat loss or water retention. Get right back on plan at your next meal and don’t wait for a “perfect” day to restart.

5. Is the food list different for men and women?

No, the approved foods are the same for both men and women, but women may experience slower or more cyclical fat loss. The program structure and reset tools help adjust for those differences.

Nate Drew is the founder of Hyper-Ketosis, a rapid fat loss and lifestyle transformation program trusted by thousands worldwide. A certified health coach and weight loss strategist, he specializes in ketogenic nutrition, intermittent fasting, and metabolic reset. Nate’s signature 3-phase method helps clients break weight loss plateaus and achieve lasting results without gimmicks. He leads monthly Hyper-Ketosis challenges, live trainings, and mindset coaching with proven results. When not coaching, Nate develops new keto tools, recipes, and content to grow the Hyper-Ketosis movement.

Nate Drew

Nate Drew is the founder of Hyper-Ketosis, a rapid fat loss and lifestyle transformation program trusted by thousands worldwide. A certified health coach and weight loss strategist, he specializes in ketogenic nutrition, intermittent fasting, and metabolic reset. Nate’s signature 3-phase method helps clients break weight loss plateaus and achieve lasting results without gimmicks. He leads monthly Hyper-Ketosis challenges, live trainings, and mindset coaching with proven results. When not coaching, Nate develops new keto tools, recipes, and content to grow the Hyper-Ketosis movement.

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