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Matt Baszucki lived with bipolar disorder and inadequate psychiatric treatments for years, and then he and his family found ketogenic therapy. With the help of Dr. Chris Palmer and dietician Denise Potter, Matt started ketogenic therapy to treat his bipolar disorder, and changed his life forever. He now states he is "completely well," living the full life he and his family feared he may never live again. Matt hopes his story will educate and inspire others with a message of hope, that remission from serious mental illness is possible, and ketogenic therapy can play a key role for many.
Matt Baszucki and Iain Campbell, PhD host Bipolarcast on KZfaq
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Matt Baszucki is a patient advocate and co-host of the Bipolarcast podcast, along with Iain Campbell. Matt struggled with type 1 bipolar disorder for five years. He was hospitalized four times for manic psychosis, saw dozens of psychiatrists and specialists, and attended multiple treatment centers. In 2021, Matt used the ketogenic diet to treat and cure his disorder. Now, on their podcast, he and Iain interview other patients who have used metabolic therapies to treat their illnesses. They also discuss general metabolic interventions, including physical exercise, circadian rhythm management, and meditation. In his free time, you can find him digging into biographies, playing chess, practicing piano, or pushing weight at the gym.
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