At Metabolic Health Summit 2022, Harvard Psychiatrist, Dr. Chris Palmer and Ms. Christin Kehoe’s conversation on ketogenic metabolic therapy for psychiatric disorders captivated the audience, and we know it will astonish you too.

Ms. Kehoe was powerfully vulnerable in sharing how difficult her life had become due to mental illness, drug abuse, and domestic violence. After years of failed interventions, Dr. Palmer recommended Ms. Kehoe try the ketogenic diet. It was the last option he had to offer her, and the research supporting its use in mental illness has rapidly progressed over the past few years. Remarkably, Ms. Kehoe’s psychiatric symptoms started fading after just two weeks on the diet. That success, and her sheer willpower, empowered Ms. Kehoe to transform her life. She is now an aspiring designer and pursuing graduate school with mental wellness.

Ms. Kehoe’s message for those struggling with mental illness is “it does not have to be chronic, and it does not have to be permanent. You can get better.”

Learn more about the cutting-edge research on ketogenic therapy for mental illness by visiting the link below. If you or someone you love is struggling with mental illness, always consult with your physician before implementing any treatment plan.

To watch Dr. Palmer and Ms. Kehoe’s entire discussion and more than 40 other presentations, panel discussions, and special interest forums from #MHS2022, visit www.metabolichealthsummit.com! All content will be available to view through October of this year and CME/CPE credit can be claimed through July 8th.

Ketogenic Therapy for Mental Illness Research: [ Ссылка ]

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