Ketone bodies are the brain’s natural back-up fuel¹

Ketone bodies can help address diminished cerebral glucose metabolism (DCGM) in Alzheimer’s disease^1-3

Ketone bodies are naturally produced by the liver as a back-up fuel when glucose levels are low.¹ Ketone body metabolism has a number of advantages that lead to increased metabolic efficiency in cerebral mitochondria.⁴

In Alzheimer’s disease and preclinical models, raised ketone body levels protect against amyloid-β toxicity and deposition in vitro and provide cognitive benefits in vivo.^5-7 These properties make ketone bodies an attractive means to address DCGM in Alzheimer’s disease.