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New research on the keto diet

  • Keto science is explored for the potential benefits of the diet as part of cancer therapy.
  • Another new area of research is using keto to prevent and reduce the severity of flu.
  • Studies show that there is a large reduction in seizures in people with epilepsy when following a ketogenic diet.
  • Carbohydrate restriction helps control metabolic syndrome, including high blood sugar.
  • An ultra-low-carb diet could have a role in treating neurodegenerative diseases, like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

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The ketogenic diet is becoming a proven treatment for epilepsy. But there is also evidence that it may be helpful for other medical conditions such as Type 2 diabetes and glioblastoma multiforme, a type of aggressive brain cancer. Conditions such as metabolic syndrome, non-alcoholic fatty liv...

Benefits Of Keto Diet

Burning of stored body fat instead of blood sugar (Ketosis) has the following claimed benefits:

  1. Anti-ageing and anti-inflammatory benefits
  2. Lower risk of cancer, heart disease and diabetes, if done with Doctor’s supervision.
  3. Reducing seizures in people with epilepsy....

6 benefits of ketosis for medical conditions

  1. Epilepsy. Keto has been proven to be very beneficial and highly successful in treating epilepsy
  2. Metabolic syndrome. Being in a state of nutritional ketosis helps to improve markers of metabolic disease.
  3. Alzheimer’s disease.

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