QETOSIS™
If you want to enter ketosis intentionally, not accidentally, you need real metabolic feedback.
Weight can fluctuate. Energy can be misleading. Blood glucose and ketone values show what your metabolism is actually doing.
Qetosis™ is built around measurable data, and getting started is simple.
No. You can use one dual meter that reads both blood glucose and blood ketones by using different strips.
The same device reads whichever strip you insert.
Popular dual glucose + ketone meters:
Blood data gives you clarity if your goal is nutritional ketosis, fat adaptation, fasting optimization, metabolic flexibility, lower insulin exposure, or better blood sugar stability.
Together, these readings reveal your metabolic state.
When you log your numbers in Qetosis™, the app automatically calculates your GKI.
GKI helps indicate whether you are in a glucose-dominant state, early fat adaptation, nutritional ketosis, or deeper therapeutic ketosis.
Lower GKI: stronger fat-burning state
Higher GKI: more glucose-driven metabolism
No manual math needed. Qetosis™ calculates it instantly.
For consistent, useful data, test at repeatable times:
You do not need constant testing. You need consistent testing so trends become clear.
Qetosis™ then calculates GKI, stores your history securely, and builds your metabolic trend over time.
Qeto evaluates more than a single reading. It looks at current glucose, current ketones, GKI, weight trend, fasting duration, historical patterns, and rate of metabolic change.
It then gives actionable guidance, such as:
Across weeks, not days, many users notice:
Metabolic adaptation is a process. Data creates clarity. Consistency creates change.
Urine strips are low-cost but less reliable for long-term tracking. Blood ketone testing measures beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHB), the primary circulating ketone body.
If your goal is accurate ketosis tracking, blood testing is the stronger standard.
Measure. Interpret. Adjust. Transform.
Medical Disclaimer: Qetosis™ is a metabolic coaching platform and not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical care. Consult your healthcare provider before major fasting or dietary changes, especially if you manage diabetes or use medication.