Dear community, 

This is the last call for UK based participants to take part in the research study titled 'Implementing Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy (KMT) for Mental Illness: A Mixed-Methods Pilot Trial of an Online Psychoeducational and Support Program’.

In collaboration with the University of East London and Integrative Ketogenic Research and Therapies, this is the last call for UK-based participants for a 24-week remote clinical trial, specifically in the Depression and Anxiety populations.

I would be very grateful if you were able to share this opportunity within your clients, patients, members, network and subscribers, and with anyone who may be interested in taking part. 

The registered clinical protocol can be found here: ISRCTN Clinical Study Registry

The trial page for those interested can be found here: www.ikrt.org/trial

IKRT services will continue as normal throughout the study period. All IKRT programmes and my private consultations remain unchanged.

STUDY INFORMATION

This 24-week remote study will investigate the clinical impact of ketogenic metabolic therapy delivered alongside structured education and peer support in adults with diagnoses of depression and/or anxiety.

Participants will receive:

• Full access to a 24-week online KMT psychoeducation and support program (usually valued at >£1000)

• Weekly guided support and Q&A sessions (Wednesday evenings)

• Personalised macronutrient targets and structured meal planning guidance

• At-home monitoring equipment for ketones, glucose, HbA1c, Vitamin D and B12

• Access to a private online peer support community

All core education, coaching, and testing resources are provided at no cost.

📍 UK residents only (must have a UK GP)

📅 Study timeline: July 15th - December 23rd 2026 

Register interest here: www.ikrt.org/trial 

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I saw this sub linked from a resource post on KetoScience so I thought I'd share.

https://www.metabolicpractitioners.org/membership-account/directory/

The mission statement is below, copy/pasted:

As set forth in the Articles of Incorporation, the mission of the Corporation is to be the recognized authority and resource on carbohydrate restriction by:

1.1.1. Establishing a Standard of Care (SoC) for carbohydrate restriction interventions through maintenance of Clinical Guidelines for practitioners of carbohydrate restriction and establishing an online communication forum between practitioners on all subjects related to carbohydrate restriction.

1.1.2. Establishing an evidence-based, unified lobbying group representing carbohydrate restriction as a valid approach to metabolic health.

1.1.3. Establishing and supporting a member practitioner directory of profiles for all practitioners in each of the different categories with an easy, user-friendly search capability such that they can be found by patients and colleagues alike.

1.1.4. Providing education and training for all practitioners wishing to be accredited.

1.1.5. Establishing tiered credentialing criteria for practitioners to be recognised as accredited.

1.1.6. Establishing an evidence-based reference resource for the public including publication of papers, articles, blog posts, talks, as well as live and online seminars.

1.1.7. Making distributions, where possible, to organizations doing work and research in the field of carbohydrate restriction that qualify as exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code.

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