Rhonda Patrick· PhD
We looked at ROS production. Yeah, it can sort of knock down reactive oxygen species production... in the paper that we published, there was a slight decrease in ROS production.
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We looked at ROS production. Yeah, it can sort of knock down reactive oxygen species production... in the paper that we published, there was a slight decrease in ROS production.
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So we measured like superoxide anion production using ethidium molecule like the fluorescence and showed that mitochondrial ROS production goes down with a beta-hydroxybutyrate and ketone molecules.