Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Ketones are getting a lot of press these days. They are produced in the liver under the conditions of low carbohydrate intake and also low-calorie intake. They are of interests for many reasons, including potential anti-cancer properties, weight control properties, athletic and cognitive enhancement, and now as substances with longevity and health extention potential. In this interview with researcher Neil Copes, PhD, of the aging diagnostic company Osiris Green, we discuss his work in this fascinating area.
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Ketones are getting a lot of press these days. They are produced in the liver under the conditions of low carbohydrate intake and also low-calorie intake. They are of interests for many reasons, including potential anti-cancer properties, weight control properties, athletic and cognitive enhancement, and now as substances with longevity and health extention potential. In this interview with researcher Neil Copes, PhD, of the aging diagnostic company Osiris Green, we discuss his work in this fascinating area.
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Google Play :: goo.gl/7qqTKk
YouTube Channel :: goo.gl/egvdpb
Stitcher :: goo.gl/LaERkp




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