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Could you be more specific with what sentences or paragraphs in the article have been debunked? I can’t find where the author questions ketosis is happening or
by vo2maxer 7y ago
Could you be more specific with what sentences or paragraphs in the article have been debunked? I can’t find where the author questions ketosis is happening or incorrectly defines gluconeogenesis or parrots 1950s AMA talking points. I’m not trying to start a long argument but would be very interested to learn where my own knowledge on the subject may be in error.
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- teilo 7y agoJust to be clear, I’m referring to the popsci.com article linked by the GP, not to the NYT article you posted. Pretty much the second half of the article. It claims that GNG prevents ketosis. It does not. It also claims that any amount of protein beyond the minimum results in GNG. Wrong again. The body is always undergoing GNG, and protein intake he nothing to do with it. Furthermore, there is a metabolic pathway by which ketones actually regulate GNG, preventing it from exceeding a certain level. See the article I linked. It has a good summary as well as links to the various papers on this subject.