Overhyped/Fading · 5.9/10
Exogenous Ketones
Exogenous ketones are supplements (ketone esters, ketone salts, or 1,3-butanediol) that raise blood beta-hydroxybutyrate within minutes without diet change. The honest read: a 2022 meta-analysis of 8 studies found no endurance-performance benefit (Hedges g=0.14, p=0.42, per Brooks et al.), while real but early signals exist for heart-failure hemodynamics (Nielsen et al. 2019) and training-overload tolerance. Read the full breakdown →
The prediction game
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