Richard Johnson, MD: ATP Levels Fall in Alzheimer's Patients Just Like They Do With Fructose
Richard Johnson explains how ATP levels drop in Alzheimer's patients the same way they do with fructose consumption, starving neurons. A three-month study found cognition and daily functioning stayed stable in Alzheimer's patients on a ketogenic diet while declining in the control group.
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Randomized, double-blind, crossover study.
Three months.
Cognition stayed stable on the keto diet.
Activities of daily living remained stable on the keto diet and worsened in the control diet over the three months.
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