Acute ketosis inhibits appetite and decreases plasma concentrations of acyl ghrelin in healthy young men.
Esben Thyssen VestergaardNatasa Brkovic ZubanovicNikolaj RittigNiels MøllerRune Ehrenreich KuhreJens J HolstJens F RehfeldHenrik Holm ThomsenPublished in: Diabetes, obesity & metabolism (2021)
Our results suggest that the suppressive effects on appetite sensation scores associated with hyperketonaemia are more probable to be mediated through reduced ghrelin concentrations than by increased activity of cholecystokinin, gastrin, GIP or GLP-1.