3 Stories of Recovery from Anorexia with Ketogenic Therapy

[@CashMoneyMoore]

It's so fantastic to see these people recovered living happy adjusted lives. A point of interest to me: some mentioned that the first steak was enough to start feeling better, meaning the bioavailable nutrients in the steak were helping immediately presumably before the ketones kicked in. But ketones might perhaps soothe the addiction-like aspect of the disorder, and give people enough control over their minds to gain perspective.

[@RyanMitchelBrown]

Thanks for having me on :)

[@metabolicmind]

It was a pleasure! Thank you for sharing your story on our channel.

[@heathersmith6177]

This interview is so encouraging! It is amazing to me the level of healing that can happen bc of therapeutic ketosis. So grateful for all of these brave souls who shared their heart and story to inspire all of us! Thank you and may you be blessed because of your courage and authenticity! This will give hope to so many. Grateful beyond words for these testimonies and this ground-breaking research. Bless you all fighting the good fight at Metabolic Mind!

[@hawaiingirlbeth]

30 years fighting with anorexia. Been researching the keto, ketovore, carnivore diets. Trying to decide which one is right for me.

[@PalinaZ]

How are you doing now?

[@PatriciaSilva-bs9xk]

Did you try it? Could you share your experience?

[@melissal3383]

If you ever see this Try 2 grams of fat for every 1 gram of protein. It’s called 2 to 1. But you might need to put MCT oil on eggs or fish. It’s actually pretty yummy bcz mct has no taste. And the fats will heal your thyroid & MCT makes your brain feel better. You’ll probably need add salt & electrolytes Once you start to think less obsessively your brain will feel some joy

[@gsts379]

If someone else is in this situation, just start with whichever seems like you could tolerate. Then you can adjust. The most important thing with medical ketogenic diets is extra high fats: butter, heavy cream, olive oil. Eat fatty beef, chicken thighs, bacon, salmon, eggs. The amount of vegetables is the variable between those three variations. Get extra salt. If at all possible, be supervised by a doctor who can watch for electrolyte imbalances and adjust medications.

[@Jimfrenchde]

I'd love to see Dr Ken Berry interview Clair.

[@metheiam5714]

If you're interested, she has done an interview with Shawn Baker, and she has her own youtube channel "beyond the scale: true healing"

[@agjota]

i think she's deleted the enitre content from her channel.

[@marias9141]

I totally agree and I've written a novel to be launched at the end of this month, entitled All This May Not Wipe You Out, based on a true story where the main character heals from eating disorders through nutritional therapy recommended and monitored by a very skilled medicina. It was practically a ketogenic regimen. I don't describe the regimen in detail not to have readers trying any do it yourself diet. The book is just a testimony

[@Karina-r3k]

Awesome!!!!!

[@coreyblake8468]

Ketosis literally endangered my organs to the point that I had to be hospitalized-I feel that this is dangerous information to pass around in the eating disorder communities.

[@metabolicmind]

We're so sorry to hear about your experience. If you're comfortable, would you mind sharing more details? One of the things we want to be very responsible about is discussing who may or may not benefit from ketogenic therapies and what precautions need to be taken. Your story may help others learn.

[@DewaldLouwChannel]

An Anorexia Nervosa client that avoids carbs… well that sounds convenient.

[@antonellarusso1233]

Its strange that all are soooo skynny😢