| No. Ketones take quite a while to be flushed out of the body through urine.
Insulin may affect the ketones depending on what caused them though. If they are caused by a lack of insulin then yes, more insulin would lower the ketones over time (generally a few hours.)
If the ketones are caused by natural (and wanted) weight loss, then they should be present and insulin won't help to elimate those, only eating more can.
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