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The case for a ketogenic diet in the management of kidney disease
Shaminie J Athinarayanan1, Caroline G P Roberts, Chandan Vangala, Greeshma K Shetty1, Amy L McKenzie, Thomas Weimbs, Jeff S Volek

Abstract
Ketogenic diets have been widely used for weight loss and are increasingly used in the management of type 2 diabetes. Despite evidence that ketones have multiple positive effects on kidney function, common misconceptions about ketogenic diets, such as high protein content and acid load, have prevented their widespread use in individuals with impaired kidney function. Clinical trial evidence focusing on major adverse kidney events is sparse. The aim of this review is to explore the effects of a ketogenic diet, with an emphasis on the pleiotropic actions of ketones, on kidney health. Given the minimal concerns in relation to the potential renoprotective effects of a ketogenic diet, future studies should evaluate the safety and efficacy of ketogenic interventions in kidney disease.

So low carb helps diabetes and mental health. Now new evidence for it helping kidney function !! What next ??

Mikähän paradigma seuraavaksi menee remonttiin?

David Unwin heittää retorisen kysymyksen ilmaan roikkumaan:


https://twitter.com/lowcarbGP/status/17 ... 8013505794

Minä veikkaan syöpää.
Nyt jo näyttää siltä, ettei syöpien juurisyy olekaan satunnainen mutaatio, vaan mitokondion fermentointi. Jos olen oikein ymmärtänyt (tavan takaa ymmärrän vaimoni mukaan väärinkin), niin mitokondrio ryhtyy tuottamaan energiaa hapattamalla ja lisääntymään, jos sen sietokyky tuottaa hiilareista energiaa ylittyy.