Short answer: anyone with type 1 diabetes or a history of ketoacidosis should avoid ketone supplements entirely and speak to a doctor — this is a firm exclusion, not a soft "consult your doctor" suggestion.
Why this caution is unusually direct
Unlike most cautions on this site, which recommend checking with a doctor first, this one states the exclusion outright — a meaningfully stronger, more direct warning given the specific risk involved.
Why BHB content specifically matters here
Because this product contains BHB salts — a ketone body — its relevance to ketoacidosis risk is direct, not incidental, even though the dose is too low to induce nutritional ketosis in typical use.
Why the low BHB dose doesn't eliminate this exclusion
Even though the BHB amount here is well below research-level ketosis-inducing doses, the presence of any exogenous ketone source is still relevant enough to warrant this direct, unambiguous exclusion.
Read the full safety disclosures
Firm exclusions, stated directly.
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