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Exercise temporarily raises your heart rate and systolic blood pressure, yet avid exercisers have lower RHRs and SBPs; how do you know it isn't the same with ca
by 462436347 2y ago
Exercise temporarily raises your heart rate and systolic blood pressure, yet avid exercisers have lower RHRs and SBPs; how do you know it isn't the same with carbohydrates, provided fat (especially saturated) is restricted?
- omikun 2y agoAsk an endocrinologist. Robert Lustig has written extensively on the subject. This stuff has already been figured out. Here's one of his famous talks on sugar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmC4Rm5cpOI&pp=ygUNcm9iZXJ0IGx1c3RpZw%3D%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmC4Rm5cpOI&pp=ygUNcm9iZXJ0I...