Despite the hype, ketone supplements probably won't enhance your cognitive performance, study suggests

A recent study found that consuming a ketone supplement did not enhance cognitive performance in female athletes.

This finding challenges the popular notion that ketone supplements, often associated with the ketogenic diet, could offer a mental edge in high-stress situations.

The research was recently published in the Journal of Cognitive Enhancement.

This research contributes to the the Journal of Cognitive Enhancement et Understanding Ketone Bodies ng brain health and cognitive abilities.

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