Sentences with phrase «of excess glucose»

The pancreas has to produce more insulin to dispose of the excess glucose that the liver is releasing.

You might be eating low - glycemic carbohydrates, at just the right intervals, at just the right amounts so as to prevent a rise in insulin and storage of excess glucose.

In other words, insulin is driving much of this excess glucose into the liver and it's being turned into fat.

The liver creates new fat from this pool of excess glucose, but can not store it.

Besides increasing the utilization of excess glucose, insulin also drives magnesium into cells along with glucose.

As an aging human, you face a daily onslaught of excess glucose that poses a grave risk to your health and longevity.

In an attempt to reestablish balance, the body will try to get rid of the excess glucose by not reabsorbing it in the urine.

Accumulation of lipids to their maximum level occurred when cells began to synthesize amino acids in the presence of excess glucose - the major carbon source in the culture medium.

This can lead to the flushing of excess glucose in urine, which has the unfortunate side effect of flushing serum magnesium along with it.

Insulin, metformin, SUs and DPP4s all do not rid the body of the excess glucose.

Eating protein with every meal and every time sugar and starches are eaten will prevent a rapid rise in insulin, storage of any excess glucose as fat, and hypoglycemia that results in carbohydrate cravings and possible pain flares.

This is all well and good but in the diabetic state there is lots of excess glucose and the excess glucose gets converted to excess sorbitol which, in turn, pulls so much water into the lens that clarity and function are disrupted and a cataract is formed.

Insulin then initiates the storage of excess glucose to enter fat cells in the body.

But in the overflow model, the DNL would be enhanced because the cell is trying to rid itself of the excess glucose by producing extra fat.

Paul's observation was that high T3 levels are harmful to health, and that T3 may be elevated on the 80 % carb diet in order to dispose of excess glucose (T3 stimulates glycolysis), so this could indicate a mechanism by which high - carb diets are health impairing.