Regular reassessment of the risk-benefit balance ensures that therapy remains appropriate as patients' clinical circumstances evolve
Dosing begins low and titrates up over several weeks, with regular check-ins for as long as you stay on the program
Your prescriber sets your actual dose, especially with compounded vials
Many people also do better with: smaller balanced meals eating consistently throughout the day gentle meal prep hydration easy-to-digest protein sources Pay attention to your own biofeedback and adjust portions, meal timing, and ingredients based on your appetite, energy, and how your body feels
Effects of ketogenic diet on cognitive function of patients with Alzheimers disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Patients who follow the titration schedule closely often report better long-term adherence and more consistent results