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Uploaded: 2026-04-10T14:52:00.000Z
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How can doctors, psychiatrists, and other health practitioners implement keto for serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression? In this short interview, Bret Scher, MD sits down with Dr. Georgia Ede to discuss a newly published Delphi consensus paper in Frontiers in Nutrition, authored by eight experienced clinicians and researchers to establish best practices for the use of ketogenic metabolic therapy (KMT) in serious mental illnesses. 📚 Read the Paper: Published in Frontiers in Nutrition: Special shoutout to the 8 authors of this paper which include: Georgia Ede MD, Dr. Matthew Bernstein, Lori Calabrese MD, Iain Campbell, Ph.D., Nicole Laurent, LMHC, Chris Palmer, MD, Shebani Sethi, MD, and Beth Zupec-KANIA, RDN, CD

Metabolic Mind

133,734 views • 4 months ago

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"Long story short, this last ditch effort saved my life." -- Mia Mendez, #WorldBipolarDay Ketogenic Therapy (medical keto) is helping people around the world with even severe bipolar illness reclaim their mental and physical health. On World Bipolar Day 2024, all of us at our non-profit are grateful to the five generous, resilient individuals who've shared their stories of #BipolarRemission in this 6-minute video. Psychiatric medications have their place, but for some people, #KetogenicTherapy is a helpful complement, or even a replacement, over time, for pharmaceutical treatments. As the results of the first clinical trials of ketogenic therapy for #BipolarDisorder are being published, we take this day to celebrate the clinicians, researchers and individuals who are making this new #BipolarTreatment a reality. Thank you to so many, including @DyaneHarwood, RecoverWithMia, Robyn Dobbins, Chloe, Chris Palmer, MD, Georgia Ede MD, Shebani Sethi, MD, Iain Campbell, Ph.D., Nicole Laurent, LMHC, Ellenhorn, Lori Calabrese MD and Beth Zupec-KANIA, RDN, CD! Visit our website and YouTube channel for free resources at the intersection of metabolism and mental health, including Hannah Warren's latest blog post:

Metabolic Mind

130,747 views • 2 years ago

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Ketogenic therapy is emerging as a promising intervention for bipolar disorder, offering new hope through a metabolic approach to mental health. This #WorldBipolarDay, we're sharing powerful stories and insights about how targeting brain energy and metabolism can support mood stability and overall well-being. In this video, individuals with lived experience and experts in the field explain how ketogenic therapy has helped reduce manic episodes, improve emotional regulation, and restore a sense of calm. By addressing the root causes of brain dysfunction, metabolic strategies are transforming lives and challenging how we think about mental health treatment. It's more than a diet. It's a movement toward treating the whole person. Check out the new Bipolar Disorder Resource Hub at ⭐️Featured: Georgia Ede MD Chris Palmer, MD Iain Campbell, Ph.D. 🔥Steven T.🔥 Lauren Kennedy West @BaszuckiMatt @OliverSeligman RecoverWithMia Neseret Bemient

Metabolic Mind

45,240 views • 1 year ago

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We are thrilled today to introduce THINK+SMART, a new community-inspired tool from Metabolic Mind designed to help individuals take control of their mental health. THINK+SMART is an acronym that describes a metabolic approach to mental health. THINK stands for therapeutic integration of nutritional ketosis. SMART stands for sleep, move, avoid, rebuild, and track. Together, these provide a framework for implementing personalized ketogenic and metabolic therapies to combat mental illness. Imagine being in the driver’s seat of your mental well-being, guided by cutting-edge clinical expertise and research from experts like Chris Palmer, MD, Georgia Ede MD, Nicole Laurent, LMHC, Iain Campbell, Ph.D., and Martin Picard and inspired by stories of resilience from those who’ve walked this path like RecoverWithMia, Lauren Kennedy West, Harmony Bright, Eric Rodgers, Caroline Beckwith, Neseret Bemient, Emily Anne, @BaszuckiMatt, Robyn Dobbins, Steven T, Wesley Braden, Donika Hristova, and more. This is what THINK+SMART provides! Whether you’re a practitioner or someone living with a psychiatric disorder, we hope THINK+SMART will serve as a resource for improving metabolism to improve your overall physical and mental health. Visit to learn more.

Metabolic Mind

55,346 views • 1 year ago

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Can ketogenic therapy help reduce schizophrenia symptoms? In honor of #WorldSchizophreniaDay, we’re sharing powerful firsthand stories from people living with schizophrenia who experienced remarkable improvements through metabolic and ketogenic interventions. For many living with schizophrenia, lasting relief can feel out of reach. For the individuals in this video, and countless others around the world, ketogenic therapy became the breakthrough they had been waiting for. In this video, you’ll hear: ✅ Raw accounts of life before and after ketogenic therapy ✅ How nutrition helped when other treatments fell short ✅ Signs of remission, motivation, and regained independence These voices offer hope to anyone feeling stuck or unseen in their mental health journey. If you or someone you love is struggling to find support and progress in their journey with schizophrenia, we’ve created the Schizophrenia Resource Hub. There you can learn all about metabolic and ketogenic strategies, how to implement them, and more: Lauren Kennedy West Harmony Bright Valerie Anne Smith Chris Palmer, MD Georgia Ede MD

Metabolic Mind

14,692 views • 1 year ago

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Ever wondered if the high saturated fat content in your #ketodiet is a cause for concern? A ketogenic diet can put treatment-resistant mental illness into remission and eliminate type 2 diabetes. But what about the #saturatedfat? 🥑 In this video from cardiologist Bret Scher, MD, you'll learn: 🔹 The benefits of ketogenic therapy 🔹 Potential concerns with high saturated fat intake 🔹 Tips for a healthier keto lifestyle Watch now:

Metabolic Mind

14,986 views • 1 year ago

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.Baszucki Group is excited to announce the $10,000 Metabolic Mind Fresh Start Award! 🌟 Our Fresh Start Award honors the courage, strength, and resilience of individuals who have implemented ketogenic therapy to treat a serious mental illness. Up to five recipients will be awarded a one-time gift of $10,000 to pursue personal or professional goals, such as advocacy, education, or professional advancement. Individuals suffering from serious mental illnesses must often set aside their ambitions to focus on their mental health. The Fresh Start Award is designed to honor those who have shown incredible fortitude in working to improve their mental health through ketogenic therapy and to help them restart their lives. Hannah Warren, Hannah Warren, explains the rationale for the award in this clip, and you can learn more in the full video from our team at: Read details about eligibility and apply here:

Metabolic Mind

24,216 views • 2 years ago

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Could it be that only 5-7% of individuals with mental health conditions in the U.S. receive highly effective treatment? Let that sink in. Our medical system is failing to deliver effective evidence-based, solutions to millions of people that are relying on it for care. Harvard psychiatrist Chris Palmer, MD, author of Brain Energy, believes we can do better. Dr. Palmer has been at the forefront of metabolic psychiatry, an innovative approach targeting the root causes of mental illness, like metabolic dysfunction and brain energy deficits. Emerging strategies like ketogenic therapy are showing promise, offering new possibilities for recovery and transforming mental health care as we know it. There is an urgent need for a paradigm shift in psychiatry and in this interview, Dr. Palmer highlights how metabolic therapies are opening new doors for recovery. We can do better. And we must. Watch the full episode here:

Metabolic Mind

22,321 views • 1 year ago

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Ketogenic diets in the ICU? The research is beginning to explore it. In a randomized controlled trial of 40 patients with sepsis, investigators tested a medically supervised ketogenic diet during critical illness. All patients in the ketogenic group achieved stable nutritional ketosis, with no serious adverse events attributed to the intervention. After day four, none of the ketogenic patients required insulin — compared to 35–60% of patients in the control group on any given day. The ketogenic group also experienced: • More ventilator-free days • More vasopressor-free days • More dialysis-free days • More ICU-free days Researchers observed signals consistent with reduced immune dysregulation and lower inflammatory signaling — a meaningful finding in a condition defined by metabolic chaos and systemic inflammation. This was a small, early-phase trial. It does not establish standard of care. But it adds to a growing body of evidence that metabolic therapy may have applications beyond chronic disease — including critical care. Check out the link below with details on how to access 150+ research summaries on metabolic health and therapy in our new Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy eBook!

Metabolic Health Summit

41,740 views • 4 months ago

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Considering ketogenic therapy for bipolar disorder or other serious mental illnesses? This powerful story from Shannon Harwood shows how ketogenic therapy helped her achieve full remission from bipolar 2 disorder after 35 years of recurring episodes, failed medications, and misdiagnoses. In this video, Shannon shares her personal journey: from undiagnosed symptoms in her teens, to years of misdiagnosis and ineffective treatments, to discovering ketogenic therapy at age 48. Within just five days of starting, she experienced a dramatic shift in her mental clarity, energy, and overall functioning. You'll hear: - How bipolar 2 disorder often goes undiagnosed or misdiagnosed as major depression - The impact of living with unrelenting depressive episodes for decades - How medications helped—but also introduced serious side effects - Why she turned to ketogenic therapy and how it changed everything - What it means to find root cause healing instead of just symptom management Shannon is now off all psychiatric medications and has remained symptom-free for years. Her story is one of hope, resilience, and the possibility of full recovery. If you or someone you love is navigating severe mental illness and looking for new options, this is a must-watch. #MetabolicHealth #KetogenicTherapy #BipolarDisorder #MentalHealthRecovery #MetabolicMind #Bipolar2 #HealingIsPossible #NutritionAndMentalHealth #RootCauseHealing Resources Mentioned: - Get better acquainted with Shannon’s mental health strategies at her THINK+SMART profile: - Learn more about the THINK+SMART framework: a self-guided, community-based framework that helps you develop a customized metabolic approach to mental health: Follow our channel for more information and education from Bret Scher, MD, FACC, including interviews with leading experts in Metabolic Psychiatry. Learn more about metabolic psychiatry and find helpful resources at

Metabolic Mind

55,537 views • 1 year ago

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🧠How Chronic Stress Blocks Autophagy to Fuel Depression A new paper on the neuroscience of depression is one of the most fascinating mental health studies of 2025! It uncovers a potential central biological mechanism linking chronic stress to depression, offering new insights into how stress affects the brain and mental health. This research opens doors to innovative treatments and solutions for those battling depression. Whether you're personally struggling with mental health or supporting a loved one, this video is a must-watch to understand the science behind depression and chronic stress. Here are the first ~10 min for X breaking down the paper. The full video can be found on my YouTube (not hard to find... idk any other Nick Norwitz in existence). There, you will also find a breakdown of another incredible paper about how inflammation can “cause” anxiety, coming later this week. If you subscribe and turn on notifications, you will be pinged when it drops. #depression #autophagy #mentalhealth #anxiety #mentalhealthmatters #ketosis #fasting #stressreduction #meditation #serotonin Neuro and Mental Health Interested People Will want to see this one Chris Palmer, MD Jan Ellison Baszucki Metabolic Mind Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. Rob Mohr Eric Rodgers Matthew A. Nehs Dr Jen Unwin Chris S. Cornell

Nick Norwitz MD PhD

15,257 views • 1 year ago

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The ketogenic diet is powerful brain medicine. Consider these observations from a study I co-authored, conducted by my friend Dr. Albert Danan, a psychiatrist practicing in Toulouse, France. 31 adults with "treatment-resistant" schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depression volunteered to try a mildly #ketogenic whole-foods diet in the hospital, under close medical and psychiatric supervision. ✨ All 28 patients who stayed on the diet for more than two weeks experienced substantial improvements in mental and physical health ✨ 43% achieved complete clinical remission from their psychiatric condition ✨ 64% left the hospital on less psychiatric medication ✨ Their general metabolic health also improved dramatically You do not see outcomes like this in conventional inpatient psychiatric care. View the study:

Georgia Ede MD

42,247 views • 1 year ago

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Mental Health will always be a cause that I will fight for. As someone who is still combatting and facing head on this silent threat, I vowed to always use my platform and voice to be a champion in this space! This mental health awareness week we are on a mission to FIGHT THE SILENCE by encouraging people to get talking. We took to the streets of Manchester to start real conversations with Furocity . Look after your mental health and if you need support please check out the formidable Talk Club on ways to stay mentally fit. #FightTheSilence

TYSON FURY

876,751 views • 3 years ago

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The body keeps score. Our bodies hold our live experiences. Our nervous systems dictate our movement patterns, our muscle tension, and they have an incredibly sophisticated relationship with our gut. Mental health is thought to be a brain issue. Or a brain disorder. In reality, our entire body impacts our mental health. And we need to prioritize: movement, nutrition, and breathwork if we want people to be well. For those of you wanting to work through complex trauma SelfHealers Circle opens Jan 2nd. Spaces do sell out. Join the waitlist for a chance to enroll: We host cutting edge experts like: - psychiatrist Chris Palmer, MD a leading expert of mental and metabolic health - psychologist Dr. Shefali an expert in spiritual psychology and conscious parenting - psychologist Dr. Joy DeGruy an expert on the experience of racial oppression and healing through a cultural lens.

Dr. Nicole LePera

414,086 views • 2 years ago

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Ketogenic Diets Change Microbiome to Help Multiple Sclerosis (90 sec Breakdown of New Data) Background: Ketogenic diets have been shown in human clinical trials to improve multiple sclerosis. But HOW? 📝 A new mechanistic paper reveals ketogenic diets cause intestinal cells to make ketones, which shifts the microbiome to lead to production of another metabolite - indole lactate - that inhibits inflammatory cells ❌🔥 🤓 Nerd Note 1: “intestinal” production of ketones was important such that when the ability to make ketones locally in the intestines was knocked out (but liver ketogenesis remained intact such that circulating ketone levels were not impacted) the neuroprotective effects of the ketogenic diet were diminished 🤓 Nerd Note 2: Exogenous ketones also worked in this animal model, suggesting it is the ketones that are having the effect (here changing the microbiome to confer neuroprotective properties) Of course, more research is needed but this is exciting and promising. I will have a long form breakdown on YouTube in the coming weeks and more details. Cc Chris Palmer, MD Metabolic Mind Dominic D'Agostino Jan Ellison Baszucki Bryan Johnson

Nick Norwitz MD PhD

65,951 views • 1 year ago

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A seismic shift is underway in psychiatry, moving beyond talk therapy and pharmaceuticals to target the very foundation of mental health: metabolic function. Leading this revolution are pioneers like Dr. Christopher Palmer of Harvard Psychiatry. For over two decades, he has focused on the most challenging cases—patients resistant to psychotropic medications. His groundbreaking protocol is strikingly simple, yet profoundly effective: a ketogenic diet. By placing patients into ketosis through a diet of meat and low-starch vegetables, Dr. Palmer has documented the reversal of conditions once deemed lifelong, including: • Major Depression • Anxiety Disorders • Bipolar Disorder • And in rare cases, even Schizophrenia The mechanism? While the official explanation points to improved mitochondrial health, a compelling alternative theory suggests that removing carbohydrates strengthens the immune system. This allows the body to finally subdue chronic, undiagnosed infections that may be driving neurological dysfunction. By halting the constant processing of sugars, the body can redirect its resources toward regeneration and fighting these underlying inflammatory and infectious threats. This isn't just a dietary trend; it's a paradigm shift. It reframes "mental illness" as a potential symptom of metabolic and immune system dysregulation. The work of Dr. Palmer, alongside researchers like Georgia Ede and Stanford's Annelise Barron, is offering not just management, but the possibility of genuine recovery. The future of mental health treatment may not be in a pill bottle, but on our plates.

Camus

42,765 views • 9 months ago

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Grifter, Dr. Cheyenne Bryant, appeared on the Joe Budden Podcast on April 27, 2026 — and immediately gets exposed, again—this time by an actual clinical licensed psychologist, Dr. Racquel Martin… Meet Dr. Raquel Martin, PhD a dynamic force in Black Mental Health and Liberation Psychology. Standing confidently at the intersection of clinical psychology and social advocacy, Dr. Martin has earned a reputation as a pioneering thought leader… With a rich background as a licensed clinical psychologist, Dr. Raquel Martin specializes in championing Black mental health. Going beyond traditional methods, they employ the principles of liberation psychology, creating a bridge between clinical practice and social justice… Dr. Martin explains why Dr. Bryant’s messaging about licensure, ethics, mental health care is harmful, especially to the Black community she claims to serve… A doctorate tells you that someone studied..A license tells you that they’re trained, accountable, and legally able to provide mental health treatment..Both matter..Coaching is not therapy.. And framing ethical oversight as a limitation, rather than a protection of clients, should be a red flag, not a selling point… The access gap in Black mental health care is real..The answer isn’t unregulated care.. It’s MORE access to licensed, culturally competent professionals and community resources that actually exist to support us.. Here are a few organizations doing incredible work in Black mental health care and wellbeing: 1. BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective) 2. The Loveland Foundation 3. Therapy for Black Men 4. Therapy for Black Girls 5. The Boris L. Henson Foundation 6. Black Mental Wellness 7. Therapy Black Mental Health Alliance

HarrietEve9

39,397 views • 2 months ago

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Why Inflammation May Drive Alzheimer’s Disease | Dominic D’Agostino, Ph.D. (Metabolic Health Summit) This clip is from episode # 375 of The Drive which was released on 12/8/25. In the full episode, we cover: -Protein on ketogenic diets: Dom’s rationale for higher intake and muscle preservation -How ketosis may boost NAD, and why NAD supplements have fallen short so far -Emerging evidence for using a ketogenic diet to treat anorexia and other psychiatric disorders -Potential cognitive and performance benefits of ketone supplementation, and why pushing ketones too high can be dangerous Watch or listen (Ep. # 375) to the full episode on my website ( or your favorite podcast player.

Peter Attia

35,756 views • 7 months ago

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The Male Psychology Doctor: “We’ve Produced Millions Of Lonely, Addicted Males!”, “The Ugly Truth About What’s Really Behind Toxic Masculinity”, “There Is A Crisis Going On With Men!” Today I sit down with Dr. Alok Kanojia MD MPH a psychiatrist and co-founder of the mental health coaching company Healthy Gamer, which aims to help with modern stressors, such as social media, video games, and online dating. And in this episode we discuss 👇🏽 - The reality of the male mental health crisis. - How trauma is linked to toxic masculinity. - The role of addiction in mental health. - Why social media is ruining your relationships. Plus more... This conversation brought so much clarity to a topic that is often fairly taboo. But this year, let's change that. It’s an episode that I hope invites others to speak about their mental health and any struggles that they’re facing. Let me know what you think. OUT NOW 👉🏽

Steven Bartlett

44,650 views • 2 years ago

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