Study of ketogenic diet shows range of benefits in SMI population

A groundbreaking randomized trial has found that patients with serious mental illness who followed a ketogenic diet experienced improvement in both metabolic measures and clinical symptoms of their psychiatric illness. High adherence rates to the diet during the study suggest that when a diet plan is properly structured, patients with the most severe mental health diagnoses can successfully implement a lifestyle change crucial to their overall health.

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Mental Health Weekly
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2026-07-17
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mhw.34939
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Diet and metabolism studies
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Study of ketogenic diet shows range of benefits in SMI population

Gary Enos
Mental Health Weekly
Diet and metabolism studies
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Study of ketogenic diet shows range of benefits in SMI population

Gary Enos
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Abstract

A groundbreaking randomized trial has found that patients with serious mental illness who followed a ketogenic diet experienced improvement in both metabolic measures and clinical symptoms of their psychiatric illness. High adherence rates to the diet during the study suggest that when a diet plan is properly structured, patients with the most severe mental health diagnoses can successfully implement a lifestyle change crucial to their overall health.

Mental Health WeeklyVol. 36(28)
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Diet and metabolism studies
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