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.
an ester of course is a covalent bond not an ionic bond right yeah so you can take one three butanediol and you could create a mono ester with beta hydroxy butyrate right and just add it do a trans esterification reaction and combine that beta hydroxy butyrate to 1:3 butanediol or acetoacetate
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you can either take this highly highly acidic BHB molecule and you can covealently bind it through an esther to 13 butane dol >> or you can say let's be done with that baggage of the 13 butane dol and let's have um uh let's have a non-coovvealent an ionic bound to a salt and I just need a positive charge to offset the negative charge.