Do we understand ketones and ketogenic diet well

Ketones
Brain use of ketones
Liver and ketones
Hepatic ketogenesis
Muscle use of ketones
Ketones and muscle saturation kinetics
Extraction of ketones by brain
Ketones and seizures
Ketones and brain production of cholesterol
Ketones and brain production of GABA
Ketones and brain production of neurotransmitter that reduce seizures
Ketones and brain production of fatty acids
Inborn errors in ketone use and brain lesion
Monocarboxylate transporter
MCT
Exogenous ketones
Exogenous ketones are harmful
Exogenous ketones inhibit endogenous ketones
Exogenous ketones prevent fatty acid metabolism
Exogenous ketones disrupt acid base balance
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Invokana and ketoacidosis
SGLT2 inhibitors and ketoacidosis
SGLT2 inhibitors and euglycemic ketoacidosis
Low carb diets
Intermittent fasting and ketones
Long term fasting and ketones
Exercise induced augmentation of ketones
Exercise intensity augments ketones better
LCHF
Ketones and cholesterol metabolism
Cahill and ketones
Owen and brain ketone use
SAD diets and ketones
Standard American diet and ketones
Standard American diet is truly sad
Ketones and sleep
Ketones and cognition
Kraft 5 status and ketoacidosis
Type I diabetes and ketoacidosis
Blood brain barrier and MCT
Astrocytes and MCT
Neural cells and MCT
Splanchnic flow and ketones
Insulin and ketones
Glucagon and ketones
Insulin glucagon ratio and ketones
I/G ratio and ketones
I/G ration and exercise
Insulin and exercise
Glucagon and exercise
Fasting and insulin levels
Fasting and glucagon levels
Fasting and I/G ratio
Fasting and insulin glucagon ratio
Ketones as fuel reserved for the brain
Ketones are not major source of energy for muscle
Ketones and emptying of fat cells
Ketones and autophagy
Ketones and gluconeogenesis
Ketones and preservation of muscle mass
Ketones and GNG
Ketones and REM sleep
Ketones and deep sleep
Ketones and alertness
Ketones and global cognition
Ketones and glucose transporter in kidney tubules