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The easy test would be to see if it's the caffeine having this affect by using switching between caf and decaf. Something I wonder about though is that if bloo
by Lio 4y ago
The easy test would be to see if it's the caffeine having this affect by using switching between caf and decaf.
Something I wonder about though is that if blood glucose is rising after black coffee, that energy must becoming from somewhere. i.e. stored fat, stored glycogen or stored protein.
Given that she's about do some fasted exercise that will burn that blood glucose as its fuel source, is this a bad thing if the energy is coming from stored fat?
- eru 4y ago> Give that she's about do some fasted exercise that will burn that blood glucose as it's fuel source, is this a bad thing if the energy is coming from stored fat? For a healthy person, this might be good. For someone with various health issues (like the person in question), I don't know.