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The liver doesn't store that much (1000 calories = 250g glycogen, well over what the liver itself stores). You do have a couple thousand calories of glycogen av
by drdrey 8y ago
The liver doesn't store that much (1000 calories = 250g glycogen, well over what the liver itself stores). You do have a couple thousand calories of glycogen available but mostly stored in muscles
- hinkley 8y agoWell I guess you can only trust popular sports medicine so far. Looks like actual is more like 400 calories. While useful, that leaves the muscles, as you say, as the primary reserve.