It is a safe and effective personalised weight loss method, under strict doctor supervision. The aim of the method is to maintain the weight achieved thanks to nutritional re-education.

In the initial stages, the method is based on the protein diet, providing high biological value proteins adjusted to the needs of each body. Once this first stage has been passed, you will enter into a series of stages where you will begin to incorporate different food groups, until arriving at a balanced diet.

No. Ketosis is always controlled by a doctor trained in the PronoKal Method In the first visit the doctor will assess if the patient can carry out the treatment or if it poses some sort of contraindication.

Yes. People under 16 years of age cannot undergo the treatment. This also applies to those above 65 years of age.

We cannot say exactly how many kilos you will lose in one week, as the weight loss depends on your metabolism. However we can assure you that the weight loss is much faster than that of other diets, and is lost locally, where the greatest amount of fat is.

Ketone bodies produce a psychostimulant effect so the patient feels well and full of life. In addition to this, the treatment always avoids deficiency states thanks to the appropriate administration of sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, vitamins and other minerals.

Yes. It is essential for carrying out the treatment. The doctor will set the objectives for the weight loss, will check the metabolic state and rule out possible contraindications.

They contain high biological value ovo-lacto vegetarian proteins. Each packet contains 15 g of protein.

If you have gone through all of the stages and have learned from the nutritional re-education in each stage, your weight will stay as it is. However if once you have finished the treatment, you begin to eat an unbalanced diet, you will more than likely put the weight back on.

Your doctor will also appropriately prescribe you with sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and other vitamin and mineral supplements to avoid deficiency states.