That's cool and I'm fine with that, but it's not ok to give misinformation about it, what you gave isn't the premise behind them. When you go on a low-carb diet, you're switching the carbs for fats, not proteins. The proteins aren't meant to supplement the loss of carbs, the fat is. To be fair, that's where most people on a ketogenic mess up. Not having a high enough fat intake with too high of a protein intake.
Not every diet is going to work for everyone. We're all unique individuals. Not everyone can thrive on a low-carb diet, just like not everyone can thrive on the food pyramid from the US. I also don't believe that everyone should be getting a diet plan from a health professional. Most doctors here aren't trained in nutrition.
Most low carb diets I have seem switch it to protein. That's what I was saying. It's part of the issue, honestly. All these fad diets that promise almost instant results. And to be fair the low carb diet worked for me. But it's side effects are shit.
That's why I didn't say doctor. Health professional can be a nutritionist. It's a pretty broad term.