Sentences with phrase «converting excess sugar»

Insulin brings your blood sugar back down, but primarily by converting the excess sugar to stored fat.

A homemade broth adds the amino acid L - glutamine, necessary for your liver to convert excess sugars to storage, then release them again when your energy slumps.

Many people base their diets around the staples like bread, crackers, rice, pasta, noodles, and refined breakfast cereals, and unless you have a continually high demand for the energy that carbohydrates give us, your liver will convert this excess sugar to fat.

Not exact matches

«Considering that most people drink alcohol in excess, meaning more than one serving per day if they drink, all the alcohol just gets converted into sugar,» he says.

One of the ways your body avoids dangerously elevated blood sugar levels is through converting those excess carbohydrates into excess body fat primarily in your belly.

Excess blood sugar is converted to triglycerides / fat and stored, mostly in our torso region.

This is because excess amino acids in the blood stream can be converted into sugar via a process called gluconeogenesis.

1) Excess blood sugar (from sugar and grains) is converted to Triglycerides and stored in our fat cells.

This excess in sugar is converted to fat in the body and is a major cause of obesity.

My recipes are wheat and mostly grain free because starchy carbohydrates — even ones that are not technically classified as sugars — are still converted to glucose in the body, promoting the need for excess insulin production.

Excess sugars are converted to lipids by the liver, driving up triglycerides, which can increase inflammation and atherosclerosis.

Just like refined sugar, it makes you fat in the long run because the liver converts excess fructose into fat and stores it as a reserve.

The human body converts carbohydrates & excess sugars into - human fat -.

Dietary fructose (e.g. from sugar, fruit or HFCS) makes a beeline for the liver where it is converted to glycogen, and any excess fructose in the liver that may result is then sent into the bloodstream as lipids.

And that some of the things we worry about when we eat excess protein is some of that convert into sugar and pulling us out of a ketogenic state.

Excess carbs and sugar that aren't used for immediate energy (or converted to glycogen) are stored as FAT.

The sugar probably has several different effects; providing energy for the liver to «do its work,» providing glucose to fuel the deidoinase enzymes to convert T4 to T3, promotes progesterone synthesis, and helps excrete excess estrogen (glucuronic acid).

Insulin is required for converting this excess glucose into energy and it does just that; it first converts the blood sugar into glycogen, an easily usable form of energy, and then it shuttles this glycogen off into your glycogen stores.

Excess Insulin — Refined carbs like bread, pasta and sugars are rapidly converted into glucose which triggers high levels of insulin.

It's important to note that excess protein is also converted in to blood sugar.

In addition, as far back as 2002, Dr Briffa pointed out in his book «Ultimate Health» other factors such as damaged fats, especially hydrogenated fats and trans - fatty acids, the presence of homocysteine and the importance of controlling insulin by avoiding and excess of refined foods and too much sugar or anything which converts quickly to sugar such as processed carbohydrates.

Excess carbs get converted into body fat and promote a sugar / insulin imbalance.

Some of the excess is converted to another sugar called sorbitol.

Excess protein is converted to blood sugar (carbohydrate), so more isn't always better for your average pet.

If you increase the calorific forcing by 18 calories a day, by putting two sugar lumps in his morning coffee, he will convert this excess forcing into mass, until the extra mass causes him to burn the excess forcing.