Before this derails into an argument about nutritional ketosis versus ketoacidosis, I will remind everyone that this thread is posted in the Low Carb Section of the forum, and that ketones are a biological fact of life for every human.
Assuming that ketones will automatically cause ketoacidosis is an error, since ketoacidosis occurs when a combination of factors are present (only one of which is the presence of ketones).
Anyone who is unaware of the clear, clinical differences between having ketones, and having ketoacidosis, would do well to read the following:
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/blood-glucose/ketosis.html