The ketogenic diet
a treatment for epilepsy
3rd ed.
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Contributions
- Freeman, Jennifer B. - Contributor
- Kelly, Millicent T. - Contributor
- Freeman, John Mark. - Contributor
Publication
2000 - Demos, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
59,000 words, Guess
Page Count
236 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveketogenicdiettre0000free
- ISBN-101888799390
- ISBN-139781888799392
- LibraryThing8464236
- Library of Congress Control Number00035856
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number43851391
- Better World Books9781888799392
- Open LibraryOL21714617M
Classifications
- DDC618.92/8530654
- LCCRJ496.E6 F69 2000
- LCCRJ496.E6F69 2000
Description
"The Ketogenic Diet is the only book devoted exclusively to this treatment proven to improve seizure control in nearly three quarters of the children who try it. It has all the facts about the ketogenic diet, numerous quotes from parents showing what the experience is really like, and 35 clear, tested sample recipes. Every doctor and dietitian who treats children with epilepsy, and every parent of a child with epilepsy, should read this book. This completely revised and updated third edition includes: new data from clinical studies and laboratory research that has expanded our knowledge about many aspects of the ketogenic diet; a clearer understanding of the best approaches to helping children and their families cope with the limitations and restrictions of the diet based on experience with hundreds of new patients; feedback and dialog from many sources, including neurologists, dietitians, and parents; new and improved menus, including some developed by professional chefs whose children were on the diet; and revised instructions for calculating and managing the diet on a day-to-day basis that reflect the needs of modern dietitians."--Jacket
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