Elizabeth Felton, MD, PhD: Monitoring Ketogenic Diets in Adults With Epilepsy

The assistant professor of neurology at the University of Wisconsin provided insight on the additional oversight required when caring for adult epilepsy patients who remain on the ketogenic diet.

[@Pimkly]

Everybody talking about the Agoge diet… But does anyone has epilepsy and has tried Keto? I want to know if it’s worthy for those with epilepsy

[@builttolaugh]

Dude is someone with invested interest. Aka fake accounts

[@ryeorasuman4683]

Keto is not worth it in my honest opinion. It's risky and tough to stick with. I recommend the *Agoge diet* because it's personalized and balanced and most importantly worked great for me.

[@sandrasbashir8379]

Just got the diet emailed to me, looks good

[@Pimkly]

But do you have epilepsy?

[@fulleffect1525]

@ryeorasuman4683 would mind emailing The Agoge diet please? I’m 34 years old. I’ve had epilepsy and grandmal seizures since I was probably about 18

[@fulleffect1525]

Does anyone have measurements of the proper ketogenic diet as far as what neurology suggest? Because mines just ask if I took my meds and quite frankly I’m tired of keppra

[@lightlightlight]

Why would someone on keto need calcium supplements!?

[@debisintia161]

I am not a quitter but I couldn't go through with the keto diet because it made me feel awful. I then tried the *Agoge diet* and I lost so much fat, and most importantly no more cellulite.

[@golden6ix528]

My belly fat is so stubborn that I tried the keto diet, saw some results but felt terrible. The Agoge diet on the other hand I saw the same results but felt great.

[@stefansmith920]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can't see side effects from eating whole foods that have been eaten since life began. Vegetables, fruits and animals.... That diet is what got us here. So to say we don't know the side effects from cutting out refined rubbish packets and foods is a joke