Anabisi
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This is what occurs in your body after 3 hours of fasting. Insulin transports the glucose in the blood to our cells and tissues as a result the level of glucose in the blood drops and the blood sugar level drops again.
Whilst the hormone insulin in our circulation, the cells are poised and absorbed energy. During this time and as long as glucose is in our blood the glycogen in our muscle or liver fat is not used as a primary source of energy.
Are body switches to energy production from fat once the glucose in our body has been depleted in the glycogen reserves are up used
Stay tuned for tomorrow on the third segment as to what occurs at 9 hours thank you for reading today
1st phase of intermittent fasting in the first 3 hours Diet Discussions
Whilst the hormone insulin in our circulation, the cells are poised and absorbed energy. During this time and as long as glucose is in our blood the glycogen in our muscle or liver fat is not used as a primary source of energy.
Are body switches to energy production from fat once the glucose in our body has been depleted in the glycogen reserves are up used
Stay tuned for tomorrow on the third segment as to what occurs at 9 hours thank you for reading today
Your body starts the digestion process immediately after food intake. Ingested carbohydrates are being processed and released into the bloodstream as glucose. This increases the blood glucose level. As a result your blood sugar level rises. This in turn causes your body to start producing insulin. This hormone has two important functions first it stimulates the absorption of blood sugar into the tissue for quick supply of energy immediately after eating. Secondly it’s stores energy usually the b…
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