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2004
The energy requirements of the human brain are enormous. Cerebral oxygen consumption is 35 mL/min/kg or approx 50 mL/min in the adult brain. The rate of wholebody O2 consumption is 250 mL/min, indicating that approx 20% of oxygen utilization is directed toward the needs of the brain, which occupies only 2% of body weight.
Eric H. Kossoff, John M. Freeman
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The energy requirements of the human brain are enormous. Cerebral oxygen consumption is 35 mL/min/kg or approx 50 mL/min in the adult brain. The rate of wholebody O2 consumption is 250 mL/min, indicating that approx 20% of oxygen utilization is directed toward the needs of the brain, which occupies only 2% of body weight.
Eric H. Kossoff, John M. Freeman
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Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1997
The ketogenic diet is a high-fat diet that maintains the body's starvation mechanism, with exogenous fat provided for metabolism in lieu of stored fat. Mild dehydration is important to prevent dilution of the level of ketones in circulation at any given time.
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The ketogenic diet is a high-fat diet that maintains the body's starvation mechanism, with exogenous fat provided for metabolism in lieu of stored fat. Mild dehydration is important to prevent dilution of the level of ketones in circulation at any given time.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1928
The ketogenic diet was introduced in 19241after two years of clinical trial. Wilder,2in 1921, on the basis of Geyelin's3results with starvation, suggested that diets in which the proportion of carbohydrate and protein was sufficiently restricted might offer a method of treatment of epilepsy. It was on the basis of Wilder's suggestion that the high fat,
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The ketogenic diet was introduced in 19241after two years of clinical trial. Wilder,2in 1921, on the basis of Geyelin's3results with starvation, suggested that diets in which the proportion of carbohydrate and protein was sufficiently restricted might offer a method of treatment of epilepsy. It was on the basis of Wilder's suggestion that the high fat,
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Children and the Ketogenic Diet
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 2005Kathy B, Santoro, Therese, O'Flaherty
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Ketogenic Diet: An Effective Treatment Approach for Neurodegenerative Diseases
Current Neuropharmacology, 2022Sean X Leng
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Could ketogenic diet “starve” cancer? Emerging evidence
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2022Luigi Barrea +2 more
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