There’s a buzzword making the rounds in the endurance and biohacking worlds that’s equal parts science fiction and sports nutrition: ketone esters. Marketed as a super fuel for your brain and ...

Ketone esters are designed to put the body in ketosis without doing the keto diet. They allow people to bypass keto flu and also still eat carbs. However, obesity specialist Dr. Spencer Nadolsky ...

HVMN, a startup based in San Francisco, is bringing to market a drink made of pure ketone ester that it says has performance-boosting qualities. We tried the drink before its public launch.

In November, the biohacking company HVMN revealed HVMN Ketone, a clear liquid served in a 2.2-fluid-ounce bottle that promises to help you “perform at your absolute best.” A result of ten ...

San Francisco-based start-up HVMN (pronounced “human”) has developed a drink made of pure ketone ester – a supplement that some scientists are calling the fourth type of fuel, alongside ...

Ketones and esters (formed when an acid reacts with an alcohol) are ubiquitous as pharmaceutical intermediates and widely used for the synthesis of drug molecules. However, both share a critical ...

In an athlete’s eternal search for supercharged endurance, ketones may provide the answer. A 50ml shot provides 120 calories but contains no protein, fats or carbohydrate. Despite having none of ...

Scientists have long considered ketones (a fundamental chemical class) and esters (molecules formed when an acid reacts with an alcohol) to be locked treasure chests of possibilities. Ubiquitous ...

Using mouse models of Alzheimer’s disease, researchers have been looking into a new approach to slow down the progression of this neurodegenerative disease — a ketone ester-rich diet.

Meat Motor, a leading online resource for endurance athletes, has distilled a new sports medicine study that explores the potential benefits of exogenous ketone esters for competitive cyclists.