No. You have to be unresponsive to insulin when eating carbohydrates. Here’s an excerpt from this article briefly explaining. If one is diabetic. And they’re either not producing enough insulin or their cells are unresponsive to insulin. Glucose accumulates in the blood. It’s unusable. These individuals will enter a state of ketosis as if there is no glucose present.
In other words, their cells are blind to glucose. This is a dangerous situation. Not because of the ketone bodies. But rather because of the dangerously high blood glucose level. A ketogenic diet has the ability to keep diabetic individuals off medication. However, in a society where CHO’s are the staple, this is a difficult scenario for most people to follow.