Impact of ketosis on neuronal activity: a characterization of the functional role of ketone bodies using non‐invasive encephalography in humans

The ketogenic diet enhances neuronal aperiodic 1/f activity by providing a fast and alternative energy source in the form of ketone bodies. These findings suggest potential therapeutic applications for aging and neurodegenerative disorders for ketogenic interventions and suggest a key modulation of the central nervous system, likely involving astrocyte-neuron pathway. Authors: Felipe González*, Daniel Franco-O'Byrne*, Ana María Castro-Laguardia, Tomás Bosch, Tomás Ossandón, Vicente Medel *=equally contributing authors °=corresponding author Funding: FONDECYT Exploración 13240170 and FONDECYT de Iniciación 11251578.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz70856_103513
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Diet and metabolism studies
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Impact of ketosis on neuronal activity: a characterization of the functional role of ketone bodies using non‐invasive encephalography in humans

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Impact of ketosis on neuronal activity: a characterization of the functional role of ketone bodies using non‐invasive encephalography in humans

Vicente Medel, Daniel Franco O'Byrne, Felipe Ignacio González Henríquez
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The ketogenic diet enhances neuronal aperiodic 1/f activity by providing a fast and alternative energy source in the form of ketone bodies. These findings suggest potential therapeutic applications for aging and neurodegenerative disorders for ketogenic interventions and suggest a key modulation of the central nervous system, likely involving astrocyte-neuron pathway. Authors: Felipe González*, Daniel Franco-O'Byrne*, Ana María Castro-Laguardia, Tomás Bosch, Tomás Ossandón, Vicente Medel *=equally contributing authors °=corresponding author Funding: FONDECYT Exploración 13240170 and FONDECYT de Iniciación 11251578.

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