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About gladiators and a sacred disease

Published: 01 Apr 2022
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The ketogenic diet acts as a cogwheel leading to complex interconnection of multiple mechanisms. The KD is thus contributing to the anti-seizure effect and exerting neuroprotective effects in patients with epilepsy.

Marco Medeot

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