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No. You dont. There are other metabolic pathways to produce glucose (or produce ketones). The other pathways ‘push’ the body more since they have to do some co
by peaceanwar 2y ago
No. You dont.
There are other metabolic pathways to produce glucose (or produce ketones). The other pathways ‘push’ the body more since they have to do some conversion. This ‘extra effort’ is considered to be more healthy.
- Supermancho 2y agoYes there are. You still need carbs and you get them (ie celery has carbs), regardless. Repetition wont convince someone arguing in bad faith, so I will bow to your religious beliefs.