Patients report that a ketogenic diet (KD) improves multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms, according to a study published in the August issue of Clinical Nutrition.
Patients report that a ketogenic diet improves multiple sclerosis symptoms, according to a study published in the August issue ofEmma Wetmore, from University of Virginia in Charlottesville, and colleagues evaluated patient perceptions of the KD. The analysis included three-month follow-up from 52 participants with relapsing MS previously enrolled in a prospective six-month KD trial.
The researchers found that 21 percent of participants reported continued adherence to a strict KD, while 37 percent reported adhering to a liberalized, less restrictive form of the KD. At the end of the trial, participants with greater reductions inand fatigue while on the diet were more likely to continue on KD.
"This post-trial observational study provides evidence that KDs are sustainable diets outside of the clinical trial setting," the authors write.Emma Wetmore et al, Ketogenic diet in relapsing multiple sclerosis: Patient perceptions, post-trial diet adherence & outcomes,
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