If you've followed professional endurance sports over the last few years, few supplements have garnered as much attention as exogenous ketones. Production of ketones (otherwise known as ...

Exogenous ketones are also known to tame hunger by suppressing the release of ghrelin, the hunger-triggered hormone. According to Oxford scientists, folks who sipped drinks made with exogenous ...

And just like that, the use of ketones in Pro cycling made the headlines again after Tom Dumoulin announced he was quitting the Movement for Credible Cycling, mainly due to MPCC's objection regarding ...

Exogenous ketones were all over the Tour de France — and will surely be the secret weapon of Olympians in 2020.

Losing excess weight is a good way to avoid many major health issues such as diabetes, joint aches, and heart problems.

Research aims to compare the effects of a one-day isocaloric ketogenic diet, fasting, and supplementation with ketone salts on energy expenditure and appetite perception. The study found that a 24 ...

Many keto diet pills contain exogenous ketones, and others feature electrolytes to ease the keto flu that can happen when you start eliminating carbs from your diet.

Those that do feature exogenous ketones usually consist of the ketone known as D-beta-hydroxybutyrate, which is produced naturally by the liver as an alternative energy source for the body.

The benefits of ketosis have become clear to researchers, and the fact that exogenous ketones can produce the condition in the human body is important.” — Peter Bayne, co-founder of VitaNav ...

Ketosis and Rebound COVID: Keto5 Files for Patent for Its Exogenous Ketone Salt Products as an Adjunct Supplement for Licensed COVID Treatment Paxlovid, Which May Help Reduce Rebound COVID Cases ...

Ketone bodies may provide protection against CVD, but the ketogenic diet might not be practical. Nutraceutical supplementation with ketone bodies could be an alternative, a new review suggests.

Verdict and future perspectives Taking all the evidence so far, oral provision of exogenous ketones during endurance exercise does not appear to have a benefit for performance or in sparing glycogen.