Hi Anthony, I recently saw this rodent study done by Ben Bikman's lab on BHB and 1,3 BD. https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/18/4/675 This study found: "1,3 BD induces significant hepatic stress characterized by ATP depletion, oxidative stress, and lipid accumulation. These results align with and extend recent findings by Ari and D’Agostino demonstrating formulation-dependent hepatic outcomes of chronic ketone supplementation, where ketone salts preserved liver health while BD-based ketone esters and precursors drove inflammation and steatosis" What are your thoughts on their findings? Does their study design bias the outcome? Are there similar studies that show that 1,3 BD is neutral in its effects? Does KineticPro or KE4 use ketones that are different than what was studied here? (It looks the same to my naive and uninformed eyes, so that's why I'm asking.)

My poor 7 year old mutt gets seizures that last on an off for 2 hours. Could giving him ketones while he's seizing help stop them? Could giving ketones to him daily possibly reduce his seizure frequency (currently every 3 wks)? We live holistically, so he doesn't get any jabs or flea/tick collars, etc., and a raw food diet with no grains but since he was a rescue dog, the agency did give him a bunch of jabs.

Is there any difference between kenetic vs kenetic pro besides the amount of ketones? Are the tastes of the different flavors the same? When I calculate the per mg dose, the regular kenetic comes out to be a lot less expensive even when I use the discounted price that Anthony Castore offers through his buyers club. At higher doses, the Pro is more convenient, but not at a cost perspective.