The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
ketones improve apoe4 related memory deficiency vs or two and through three we're gonna get into a belief or later in this podcast but it appears that ketogenic metabolism or beta-hydroxybutyrate changing the nad to NADH ratio on the cytosol because of the differential sort of biochemistry of these I'm not gonna get into all that right now can effect positive things on learning and memory that study was also in mice but it turned on sore 2 & 3
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when they put them on a ketogenic diet they saw increases in cert iii along with beta-hydroxybutyrate they gave them beta-hydroxybutyrate in this study and they found increases in nad to nadh ratio and benefits in terms of protection in terms of learning and memory for these mice
when they put them on a ketogenic diet they saw increases in cert iii along with beta-hydroxybutyrate they gave them beta-hydroxybutyrate in this study and they found increases in the nad to nadh ratio and benefits in terms of protection in terms of learning and memory for these mice