Sentences with phrase «available glucose in»

Rapidly available glucose in foods: an in vitro measurement that reflects the glycemic response

Normally, running, cycling or other prolonged exercise eventually depletes available glucose in the blood, leaving the brain short of energy.

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Dietary Methylglyoxal (MGO) is a compound that occurs naturally when glucose is made available to a living cell in the human body, plant or animal.

Results indicated that increasing the available carbohydrate content of the standard food challenge by 25 %, 50 % and 100 % with the addition of a high carbohydrate breakfast cereal resulted in glucose AUCi values that were 32 %, 44 %, and 65 %, respectively, higher than standard - challenge values.

Glucose meters are available in portable and non-portable models.

Witness Avandia, a popular drug available since 1999 that lowers blood glucose by making cells more receptive to insulin — but that also, according to a report published in the New England Journal of Medicine in May, increases the risk of heart attack.

In the decomposing gut, it appears that fast - growing microbes initially dominate, chowing down on the suddenly available smorgasbord of glucose, small carbohydrates and proteins.

The problem lies in the extracellular fluid such devices would get their fuel from in the body — the levels of the oxygen there are roughly 1,000 times less than the available glucose.

To understand why, Rickert's team looked at how B cells in these regions generate energy, and found that because these B cells are so metabolically active, they consume nearly all available glucose.

The artificial pancreas — a device which monitors blood glucose in patients with type 1 diabetes and then automatically adjusts levels of insulin entering the body — is likely to be available by 2018, conclude authors of a paper in Diabetologia (the journal of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes).

Based on all these studies, new treatment options may be available in future, which target the central regulation of energy metabolism and glucose homeostasis.

Therefore, it is possible that CCHa2 is down - regulated when glucose is abundant but other nutrients are not available, to limit growth in inhospitable environments.

Modest improvement was reported without adverse effects, but no published information is yet available on blood glucose or blood ketone levels in the treated patients.

Glycogen is actually the storage form of glucose (carbohydrates) in animals and humans.It is stored in the liver and muscles.When there is no glycogen available, the body will reach for its secondary energy source — stored fat and muscle protein.

If you don't have enough insulin, you won't be able to metabolize the glucose available in your blood.

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I am thinking here of what you've said about the reason for the carbs in non-starch veg not counting towards the daily carb requirement because their glucose content is required for their digestion and therefore isn't available to the rest of the body.

If there is a certain amount of glucose available in the blood, the body will choose to burn that as energy before it burns fats.

Initially, you might also experience occasional low blood sugar levels, simply because the body is used to releasing a certain amount of insulin to take care of the glucose, which is suddenly no longer available in high amounts.

For instance, the Inuit in Northern America have no available source of glucose in their habitat and base their diet mainly on fatty fish and meat.

Where glycogen / sugar is made more available by being made faster into glucose in the liver.

The poster child Inuit indeed eat as high protein as possible, in oder to have adequate glucose available, both from the aforementioned glycogen, as well as in sufficient quantity for gluconeogenesis without wasting lean tissue.

If the levels of glucose in the bloodstream become dangerously low, the body will convert other available metabolic factors into glucose.

However, glucose is the only readily available energy source for the brain; in emergencies, it can also use ketones produced by the breakdown of fat.

If the glycogen available in the liver is exhausted, the body turns to the muscles for protein, amino acids to convert into glucose.

The body naturally will utilize glucose whenever it's available, whether in the bloodstream (from food) or from the breakdown of stored glycogen.

Magnesium is involved in metabolizing glucose into available energy, restoring ATP to depleted muscles, and regulating stress hormones.

Chromium, a mineral that improves glucose tolerance, is found in high levels in brewer's yeast, whole grains, nuts and broccoli and is also available in supplement form.

«It doesn't cause spikes in blood glucose and is available in powder and liquid variations.

When ketones are available in the liver, the body has no need for glucose metabolism.

The more glucose there is in the bloodstream, the more energy they have available to maintain their higher growth rate.

Ketones provided the energy substrate for our brains and bodies when glucose wasn't available, such as in times of famine which was a common occurrence for our early ancestors.

«The overall goal was to pool the available evidence linking HIIT to outcomes relating to type 2 diabetes [i.e. insulin resistance, blood glucose, and HbA1c],» lead researcher Charlotte Jelleyman told Medical Daily in an email.

This is likely because, after burning through the glucose in the pasta, the men's brains were able to access the ketone bodies that were made readily available by burning the MCT oil.

On one hand, all of our energy in the body comes from glucose molecules (carbs in their basic sugar form) but on the other, our bodies weren't designed to be surrounded by so many readily available carbs.

Based on the data available in humans, a LCHF does not induce insulin resistance, but rather improves fasting glucose and fasting insulin, and insulin in particular is a necessary measurement to understand insulin resistance.

The GI variable in the WHI was applied to available carbohydrate (total carbohydrate less fiber), and glucose was used as the reference food.

All owners of diabetic cats should have a liquid glucose source readily available in their home.

The idea is to make glycogen (the form that the body stores sugar in) so that glucose is available in times of need.

Canine Phosphofructokinase (PFK) deficiency is an autosomal recessive genetic disease which prevents the metabolism of glucose into available energy resulting in exercise intolerance and muscle disease in Cocker Spaniels.

If insulin is not available or the body does not respond normally to insulin then the level of blood glucose will remain high in the blood.

Besides proper diet, exercise, insulin dosage, and placing your pet on a specific antioxidant vision supplement, there is also a special veterinary supplement available to help in the regulation and maintenance of blood glucose levels in diabetic dogs and cats (see our Veterinary Supplements page).