Sentences with phrase «glucose availability for»
It'll either increase ketosis and liver gluconeogenesis or it'll reduce muscle metabolism (or alternately, increase fat - burning through leptin) and open up glucose availability for itself.
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But if you max out your body's capacity for glycogen storage — easy to do with today's rampant availability of empty calories from sugar - heavy carb sources like soda, candy, and processed food — then the extra glucose from the carbs is stored as fat instead.
These results are consistent with the hypothesis that ketones can be used in addition to glucose as a substrate for brain energy production even during reduced oxygen availability.»
A drastic reduction in your carbohydrate intake reduces the availability of glucose and initiates a chemical change with your body using fat instead of glucose for energy.
The immune defense against these infections is glucose - dependent (as it relies on production of reactive oxygen species using glucose) and thyroid hormone - dependent (as thyroid hormone drives not only glucose availability, but also the availability of iodine for the myeloperoxidase pathway).
As a result, one could argue that things would run the opposite way than Adele proposes: reducing dietary glucose, which generally does not reduce blood glucose levels, will not affect cancer metabolism, but will limit availability of glucose to normal cells for structural use.
It's benefit for weight loss is that by reducing the availability of glucose from carbs, your metabolism shifts to fat burning mode.
Ketones have been shown to be an effective alternative fuel source for the brain in times of low glucose availability.
By reducing the glucose availability to cancer cells and providing ketone bodies for the energy to normal cells, the ketogenic diet could be used as a therapeutic option, especially in highly glucose dependent cancers such as GBM's.
Any perturbation — exercise, infection, protein restriction limiting the availability of substrates for gluconeogenesis — might induce a glucose deficiency.