By Chris Palmer M.D.: For More Info, Go Here…
ngd-This isn’t the faddish keto diets floating around today. This is a serious change in the way you eat, that has been around for many decades for people with epilepsy. It is sufficiently risky that it needs to be monitored by an MD knowledgeable about the use of the so-called “whipped cream” diet…
An article that two colleagues and I just published April 6, 2019 in the medical journal Schizophrenia Research describes two patients with longstanding schizophrenia who experienced complete remission of symptoms with the ketogenic diet, a well-established, evidence-based treatment for epilepsy. Of particular interest in our research, both patients were able to stop antipsychotic medications and have remained in remission for years now. Though more evidence is needed, this is extraordinarily hopeful news for those with this disorder and for the mental health professionals treating them.
