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People who eat low-carb, high-fat diets tend to eat way less fiber than vegans, vegetarians, or meat-eaters, and only 8% of them get enough fiber — but they still get enough vitamins because they take supplements.
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Habitual low carbohydrate high fat diet compared with omnivorous, vegan, and vegetarian diets
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2023People eating low-carb, high-fat diets ate way less fiber than those on vegan, vegetarian, or regular diets, even though they got enough vitamins—probably from supplements. This matches what the claim says.
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