This suggests some societies, like the Inuit for instance, would be in ketosis, using
ketones for fuel rather than glucose.
Not exact matches
Ketogenic dietary therapies are designed to cause a metabolic shift within the body, with fat becoming the primary
fuel rather than carbohydrate and
ketone bodies replacing glucose as an energy source
for the brain.
When you get keto - adapted, your blood
ketones will likely drop as well because you will be using them
for fuel rather then keeping them in the blood stream: The
Ketone Craze - Who Really Benefits From High
Ketone Levels?
-LSB-...] With a shorter chain length than fatty acids, they take a much «quicker» pathway (think of it as a shortcut) when they're metabolized, which allows them to be converted to
ketones and used
for fuel,
rather than being stored as fat (8).
A ketogenic diet focuses on using «
ketones» and fat as
fuel for your body —
rather than glucose (sugar).
In ketosis, the body is
fueled by fat (
ketone bodies)
rather than glucose (carbohydrates)-- this helps epileptic patients by changing the metabolism of the brain, and the same changes might be beneficial
for migraneurs.