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A phenylketonuria (PKU) diet is important to protect your brain. That's because toxic buildup of phenylalanine (Phe) in the brain can cause physical changes that lead to intellectual and behavioral problems. Some symptoms are permanent, but many can be improved if blood Phe levels come back under control. Start PKU management early. Manage PKU for life. PKU is a lifelong condition that requires lifelong care. Start monitoring your blood Phe levels. Visit a PKU clinic and talk to a care team. Have an honest discussion with your care team. Develop a routine that makes PKU management part of your day.