Some functions take Ketones.
That is a quick and easy fix.  If other nutrients were fed to the coma victim, then maybe there health would improve faster.
Because it transports faster.  If a diabetic wants to avoid shock or coma all together then he should eat a better diet than the one you describe.
Lots of your messages have grammatical and typing issues.  Are you sure you are thinking better?

The 3 minute clip of doctors that I posted already nullifies your nonsense; and ketones are not an efficient source of fuel for cells. To give a simple example is no Olympic athlete ever won a sporting event while he was in ketosis vs his rivals running on glucose partitioning, all other variables being equal. Glucose, by far, is the most efficient fuel for every cell in the body.

Also, when I wrote "think think" that was simply a typo not a grammatical error. You committed the grammatical error as I highlighted in red in your quote. So, yeah, reduce your dietary fat and eat more sugar. You'll think better.

No, they wouldn't and they don't because they're too addicted to dietary fats. That's part of the underlying problem. They would rather live for their passions of the belly than be healthy and fit.

Just as people are too addicted to sin than to live in Our Lord. Our Lord is the only truth but most people still reject Him. Your fallacious thinking is similar to saying everyone will convert to Christ because, as Catholics know, He is the only way to salvation.

This man was in the doctor panel video. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_A._McDougall

I don't know if this low-fat vegan diet is sustainable long-term.

Excellent video from a serious researcher and medical doctor:

Our Bodies ARE NOT Designed to Run on Carbohydrates (EAT THIS) | Dr. Gary Fettke
Dr. Gary Fettke is a Tasmanian Orthopedic Surgeon and vocal proponent of nutrition being a major component of prevention and management of modern disease.

In this episode, we discuss:
 - Intro
- The dietary guidelines are a failure
- How glucose is damaging your body
- Fructose creates small dense LDL particles
- How long do seed oils stay in your body?
- The surprising truth about the Mediterranean diet & olive oil
 - We're being lied to about what to eat
- Are we overdosing on omega-3s?

Neither sugar nor fats are addictive in the true sense of the word addiction such as being addicted to drugs. It's a matter of passions of your belly. People prefer to be fat by eating meat, dairy and oils which contain high dietary fats because its tastes good to them, rather than being lean and fit by excluding that diet.

Your flair ups were due to the combination of eating high dietary fats with carbs/sugar. It's not the carbs/sugar per se causing it. It's the interaction of high fats and glucose in the blood causing it. The fats are to blame, just like the fats smother insulin receptors, thereby, causing type 2 diabetes.
You can't have too much juice or sugary foods, as long as you keep your dietary fats very low. If you keep your dietary fats very low, you can eat as much carbs and sugar as you desire - as much as your body tells you that you're hungry. Also, carbs/sugar satiate the body much more than meats and fats. That's why desert is ALWAYS after the main course meal. If meats and fats were satiating, then the custom for diets wouldn't have deserts post-dinner.

Carbs/sugar don't get stored as fat. That's a lie. The highest fat-causing diet is eating high dietary fats and carbs/sugar; but eating a carnivore/keto diet also causes obesity and other health problems. Carnivore/keto is also unsustainable because of low energy and craving for carbohydrates leads to binge eating which, in combination with a high dietary fats, will cause a person to explode in weight.

You can call "bullsh*t" all you want, but the truth doesn't care about your incredulity.

The fat you eat is the fat you wear.