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It was very popular in the 1920s and 1930s until the introduction of anticonvulsant medications. However, it is still utilized as a means of therapy for those who have a pharmacological resistance to epilepsy.  \nIt is a high fat, low carbohydrate diet which induces a state that mimics carbohydrate starvation. By almost completely eliminating carbohydrates from the diet, the body resorts to burning fat and using ketone bodies as an energy source.  \nWhat are ketones?  \nThe body’s preferred source of energy is glucose, which comes from dietary carbohydrates. Glycogen is the stored form of glucose in the body, and glycogen can also be broken down and converted back into glucose to use as energy if needed. When there is not enough glucose in the bloodstream due to a low carbohydrate intake, and glycogen stores are depleted, the body uses fat as an alternative source of energy.  \nThe process of converting fat into energy occurs predominantly in the mitochondria of the liver. Fatty acids which are stored are broken down by specific enzymes, in a process called betaoxidation, the metabolite formed is Acetyl-CoA and it is able to undergo metabolic processes to produce energy as ATP.  \nWhat conditions may benefit from the Ketogenic diet?  \nEpilepsy  \nThe ketogenic diet may significantly reduce seizure frequency, with studies demonstrating a reduction of up to 50% in a majority of child and adult patients.  \nThe mechanism by which the ketogenic diet aids in epilepsy is still unclear, however it is hypothesized that ketones elicit an anticonvulsive effect. They influence excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters, in addition to cell excitability.  \nMultiple Sclerosis  \nDue to altered and impaired glucose metabolism, increasing energy supply through ketosis  \ncould potentially be beneficial. There is also a lower uptake of glucose in the brain of MS sufferers, and providing the brain with an alternative source may reduce the rate of degeneration.  \nObesity  \nFat is burned as a source of energy when ketosis is achieved.  \nAlzheimer’s Disease (AD)  \nIn AD, low glucose metabolism in the brain precedes cognitive decline and memory loss. The impaired glucose uptake present in AD may be supported by ketones, as beta-hydroxybutyrate and acetoacetate are the brain’s alternative energy sources to glucose. These ketones are able to act as energy sources for the brain, as the brain receives approximately 65% of its energy from ketone bodies when blood glucose levels are low.  \nParkinson’s Disease (PD)  \nIt is hypothesized that the ketone body, beta-hydroxybutyrate elicits a protective action on neurons, and prevents neurodegeneration in PD.  \nRead More about the Ketogenic Diet…  \nKetogenic Diet | Shopping list  \nFresh Vegetables  \nInclude  \nLow carbohydrate, non starchy leafy greens should be eaten most:  \n• Boy Choy  \n• Broccoli  \n• Broccolini  \n• Brussel Sprouts  \n• Cabbage  \n• Chard  \n• Kale  \n• Lettuce  \n• Mustard greens  \n• Rocket  \n• Silverbeet  \n• Spinach  \nOther Vegetables:  \n• A","cbCail0cDzYUOqzy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail0cDzYUOqzy","pdf",2045580,17,"English","# Ketogenic Diet-Overview\n# Ketogenic Diet | Shopping list\n# Ketogenic Diet Food Pyramid\n# Seven Day Meal Plan\n# Recipes\n## Beef Tacos\n## Pan Grilled Salmon\n## Chocolate Mousse\n## Kale Smoothie\n## Chicken Fried ‘Rice’\n## Bliss Balls\n## Spicy Broccoli and Chicken Salad\n## Dips\n## Zucchini Fritters\n## Kelp Noodle Stir-Fry\n## Slow Cooked Meat & Salad\n## Chocolate Protein Bark\n## Overnight ‘Keto’ Bircher\n## Thai Beef Salad\n## Shirataki Noodle Stir-Fry with Turkey Meatballs\n## Baked Kale Chips\n## Keto Pancakes\n## Bone Broth, Chicken & Vegetables\n## Chocolate Chia Pudding\n## Nutty Chocolate Smoothie\n## Yellow Curry\n## Zucchini or Spaghetti Squash Pasta with Turkey/Beef Bolognese\n## Baked Green Bean ‘Fries’","[{\"question\":\"What is the ketogenic diet and how does it work?\",\"answer\":\"The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, low-carbohydrate eating pattern that largely eliminates carbohydrates to induce ketosis. 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