OK I have now digested a bigger part (but not all) of this report, and most of the technical descriptions of the endocrine processes seem to tie in with reports I have read elsewhere, and I think the authors here have done a good job in collating that info. It holds water in my view.
I am not so sure about the section where they make claims for how KD benefits various diseases and associated health conditions such as cancer and Parkinsons., I was relatively comfortable with it, but cannot say I am able to take these claims onboard yet.
I like their description of how best to organise a keto diet, and the advice they give about multivitamin supplements and the nutrients to add when in KD. I found their dietary advice to be very Indian flavoured, and also significantly high fat. Interesting recipes
Their descriptions on warnings, contraindictions etc needs further study on my part, but their warning about not recommending KD for those using SGLT-2 inhibitor meds is one we should definitely take note of.
Their projections for long term effects of KD will need time to prove (obviously) so the jury must remain out on this info for a while. I need to revisit this part again when my my eyes get back into focus (LOL)
I now see my initial read was correct. These guys are
very clued up on KD and will be bissed, but I found no evidence that the info they discussed has been massaged - it is info that is in archived studies which they correctly reference at the end (79 of them)
So I commend this report to the House.
Thank you
@col101 for finding and sharing it with us. I have bookmarked it as a good reference.