HLTH CODE: “Ketones provide a ‘cleaner’ source of energy for neurons, generating less oxidative stress and reducing inflammation in brain cells.”

Absolutely! https://t.co/vduWZItWuD

— Michael Eades, M.D.🏹 (@DrEades) November 5, 2024

"Beyond Weight Loss: The Brain Benefits (and more) of Keto," HLTH CODE TEAM, November 2024.

GEORGIA EDE, MD: A teenage boy with epilepsy and autism . . . switched to a ketogenic diet. Seizures stopped, and autism behaviors improved within weeks.

A teenage boy with epilepsy and autism behaviors switched to a ketogenic diet and saw life-changing results. Seizures stopped, and autism behaviors improved within weeks. Inspired, psychiatrist Dr. Albert Danan offered the diet to 31 patients with chronic, severe,… pic.twitter.com/4blq3zpbOY

— Georgia Ede MD (@GeorgiaEdeMD) November 22, 2024

A teenage boy with epilepsy and autism behaviors switched to a ketogenic diet and saw life-changing results. Seizures stopped, and autism behaviors improved within weeks. Inspired, psychiatrist Dr. Albert Danan offered the diet to 31 patients with chronic, severe, "treatment-resistant" mental illnesses. The results? Extraordinary. 100% of patients who stuck to the plan improved. 43% achieved full remission. 64% discharged on less psychiatric medication. Weight loss and metabolic health improvements across the board, despite antipsychotic medications. These outcomes were so unexpected that Dr. Danan and I collaborated with Duke University obesity medicine researcher

@drericwestman

and University of Michigan behavioral medicine researcher Dr. Laura Saslow to publish them in June of 2022. As a co‑author of this paper, naturally, I view its findings in a positive light, but having practiced psychiatry for more than 25 year,s I can tell you that we never see results like this with standard psychiatric treatments. Clinical remission is rare, most people leave psychiatric hospitals on more medication, and metabolic side effects such as weight gain are common. In this case, the remission rate was high, and instead of side effects, people were enjoying side benefits: healthy reductions in weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, liver enzymes, and triglycerides. This wasn’t a randomized controlled trial, so we can’t be certain that the #ketogenic diet itself was responsible for the unprecedented improvements we reported. However, we believe it contributed considerably to these outcomes, as they would otherwise be difficult to explain. These patients had previously benefited very little from attentive outpatient care, multiple medications, and psychiatric hospitalization— the only difference between this hospitalization and previous hospitalizations was the ketogenic diet. These observations offer tremendous hope, because they suggest that a ketogenic diet could bring significant relief to people with serious mental illnesses, regardless of the nature or duration of their symptoms. Ready to learn more? My new CME course on metabolic #psychiatry is now available for FREE and is accredited for physicians, nurses, and psychologists, all thanks to

@Metabolic_Mind: "Managing Major Mental Illness with Dietary Change: The New Science of Hope."

JORDAN PETERSON: So can you run on protein metabolism? Yes. Does your brain prefer it? Yes. Does it reduce seizure activity? That's been known for a century.

https://t.co/hi1XIWdudK

— Michael Eades, M.D.🏹 (@DrEades) December 2, 2024

All the nutrition science is rubbish.  All of it. Partly because they don't ever do randomized trials.  You can see what people eat and correlate with outcome.  It's completely useless.  It's completely misleading.  You have no idea because there's nothing controlled. 

People who eat more beef have more heart disease.  It's like, yeah, what else are they doing?  Well, a thousand other things.  How do you control for all thousand [other things]? Well, you do random assignation to group.  It's the only way to control it.  There's no other way.  The correlational studies are useless.  They're useless, and there are hundreds of them.

And the idea that you need fiber, it's like, no, you don't.  That's wrong.

And are plants necessary?

Doesn't appear to be.  You can live on meat.

Carbohydrates?  There's no recommended daily allowance for carbohydrates. Zero.  There's no recommended daily allowance.  You don't need them.  They're not vital.  

So can you run on protein metabolism?  Yes.  Does your brain prefer it?  Yes. Does it reduce seizure activity?  That's been known for a century.

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MICHAEL EADES, MD: subjects with mild renal failure on a ketogenic diet with plenty of protein. Not only did the renal failure NOT worsen, it improved

One of the vampire myths that refuse to die is that dietary protein damages the kidneys. This study put subjects with mild renal failure on a ketogenic diet with plenty of protein. Not only did the renal failure NOT worsen, it improved. https://t.co/SHr4Zut3HE pic.twitter.com/QxmCOpu2eS

— Michael Eades, M.D.🏹 (@DrEades) March 10, 2020

Ah, how times change. For years people have been saying--with no evidence--that dietary protein harms the kidneys. Now comes a paper advocating the ketogenic diet as a treatment for chronic kidney disease. https://t.co/oIXiyQYfO4 pic.twitter.com/5dHyI81HAZ

— Michael Eades, M.D.🏹 (@DrEades) June 5, 2022

DR. SHERRI TENPENNY: Accountability is knocking, and it won’t stop at Europe’s door

The European Court of Justice ruled that doctors who pushed or administered the COVID injections are solely responsible for the consequences—because they were free to refuse. No hiding behind pharma. No blaming the government.

Accountability is knocking, and it won’t stop at… pic.twitter.com/hhgOEIP983

— Dr Sherri Tenpenny (@BusyDrT) March 9, 2025