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There is zero doubt in my mind as a clinician who works with people with treatment

resistant mental illnesses.

The ketogenic diets can be life-changing for some people.

The very first signs of Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease are almost always mental

illness symptoms.

Once they become moderate and severe, psychosis,

hallucinations and delusions are actually common in people with both Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease.

In most psychiatric disorders and most neurodegenerative disorders, we have known for years now

that these disorders are associated with impairment in autophagy.

Ketogenic diet changes neurotransmitters.

Ketogenic diet also improves insulin signaling in glucose regulation and mitochondrial function

within brain cells.

Ketogenic diet results in reduced brain inflammation.

So it is not a lifetime treatment.

It is a two to five year treatment to heal your brain.

Most people can stop it.

And they appear to be recovered.

They remain in remission.

Chris, I feel like a lot of people coming to the conversation today are going to be coming to it from a place to hopelessness.

Having tried different medications, psychotherapies, diets, lifestyle modalities, so things that are natural and within the conventional realm without a whole lot of success.

So given that, let's get people the 30,000 foot view of why what you're bringing to the table

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