Previous studies have provided extensive evidence on the effectiveness of the ketogenic diet (KD) in providing effective seizure control, improving psychiatric and cognitive comorbidities, and preventing the process of epileptogenesis [1]. Since the tolerable adverse effects of the diet are outweighed by the benefits of the KD, as demonstrated in a study involving patients with Dravet Syndrome, implementation of KD in patients with seizures refractory to pharmacological therapy is highly encouraged [2].
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