The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
for those of you that actually managed to transition into ketosis and are maintaining a ketogenic state, that, as I mentioned earlier, can enhance brain function, concentration and focus because of the way in which ketones can be used as a so-called optimal fuel for neurons.
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with the understanding ketones were providing an alternative fuel in the context of these neuro metabolic disorders
it can also use ketones and we all know when we've been in ketosis we feel good because the brain is running on ketones and that that feels good
like there's plenty of studies and the studies now talking about ketones from a ketogenic diet exogenous ketones whatever your you're talking about and the benefits the brain and the utilization in the brain is overwhelming and the fact that he's talking about how you can only utilize glucose is just it's just fall it's a false state it's totally false statement
I just thought of it as like what do brains and a couple odd papers I came out like ketones could be used as fuel
Elevating your ketone levels through exercise or a ketogenic diet can significantly boost your brain health and cognitive function.