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I'm in ketosis. I can tell when the glycogen in my liver depletes. I hit a wall and can't keep going. I find that it has to do with intensity - for low intensit
by philip1209 10y ago
I'm in ketosis. I can tell when the glycogen in my liver depletes. I hit a wall and can't keep going. I find that it has to do with intensity - for low intensity exercise, I can go forever. When I have to exert more (like running up an SF hill), it depletes me more.
To fix this, you more or less have to keep intensity lower. I think that's why it works well for bicyclists who can change gears.
Good news is that, after endurance exercise, you can replenish glycogen stores - meaning you can have more sugar than normal without leaving ketosis.
- Axsuul 10y agoHave you keto-adapted?
- MicroBerto 10y agoLook into BHB supplements. We're doing a lot of research on them and they may be just what you're looking for.
- philip1209 10y agoYes. I have MCT oil every day, but haven't experimented with exogenous ketones.