Ketone Cavalry

06/24/2026

Hey all, I read this today and it is, indeed, ‘sobering.’ We have a product that helps recovery AND prevention. What ketones do for brain health is too important not to share. Mental illness has torn my birth family apart. My younger child is in college specifically for labs and only applied to this one college she successfully got into because of faculty researching psychology topics she has been studying and wants to improve on. Our product makes a difference.

For those of you that know, this is my daughter, Madi.

For those of that don’t know, this is my daughter, Madi.

For those of you that know, you know.

For those of you that don’t know, she is an addict.

I have been on this journey with her since she was 14 years old. She will celebrate her 20th birthday in 37 days. Which is ironic because I was 20 when I had her. We are 6 years and 3 rehabs in. Read on.

Did you know that addiction is classified in the DSM-5? It’s a mental illness that lives in the brain stem: the same brain stem that serves a critical role in regulating certain involuntary actions of the body, including heartbeat and breathing. Pause on that. Addicts feel that they need their drug of choice (DOC) the same way they feel they need to breathe. Pause on that.

Did you know that our society treats addiction as a moral issue and pawns it off on law enforcement to “control”? The average stay in jail is 14 days or less. Where addicts are left to detox alone…outside of medical supervision.
Did you know the detox process can be violent and result in death if not monitored by medical professionals?
The addict is then released at the time their serotonin levels are at their lowest, leading to a high rate of relapse. It’s a pun to say this is criminal. It takes an average of 14-16 months of sobriety for an addict’s brain to balance serotonin levels to that of a neuro-typical brain. Did you know that? Did you know that most insurances will only pay for

06/21/2026

Change of season and I was wide awake at 3 in the morning.

21-Day vlogging on pause. The Hubby had the day off on Juneteenth so I joined him. And we are having family time all weekend, what with the college kid in town. All this while handling our guest with Huntington’s Disease, whose insurance process is proceeding ever so slowly.

Sometimes, I choose not to have my attention divided and, instead of multi-tasking as usual, I focus on the most important thing besides God. Family. Especially when family often get set aside while I go about with my calling in life.

Grateful that The Hubby and Alpha & Beta Kids are so supportive and understanding. They might not join me in my work (except Alpha Kid when AK can), but they are the ones who truly support and understand what I do.