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This article is not about weight loss and body-building diets; it is about the physician-ordered medical nutrition therapy used to treat severe, refractory epilepsy in children by producing very high levels of ketone bodies. Non-medical diets that encourage moderate levels of ketone production are described in the article low-carbohydrate diet.