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Scientists have found that in lab studies with cells and animals, a very high-fat, very low-carb diet (called ketogenic) seems to change how brain cells work—affecting their energy production, inflammation levels, and even how the gut talks to the brain. But we don't know yet if this works the same way in humans.
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The study confirms that research shows the ketogenic diet can affect brain health through multiple pathways like energy production in cells, inflammation, and gut-brain communication, but these findings mainly come from lab and animal studies rather than human trials.
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