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@ketofan1000 @Dano612S @SFZoe014 @theamericanrd @FoodInsight @rustnutrition @BuildUpRDNs Also important to note that reference 59 ("Impaired Glucose Tolerance in Low-Carbohydrate Diet: Maybe Only a Physiological State") is a *comment* on a rat study.
@awright4645 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @BobBurg @Rev0lvingDoor @healthypour @medicalinguist @LauraHillsLamb @Incornsyucopia @ukmav @hargrump @vidit_sethi @sibaburck @Dave06031956 @KingDavey1000 @joorrrds @Alan_Watson_ @BrownReice @RChrisCC @MaryamDuraid @hated_jb @bulkbiker @ScepticalDoctor @AnneCroucher @patrick_yerby @robob3ar @JohnnyNogereIIi @Voice4thevoice2 @CarnivoreIs @MaureenStroud @CarnivoreAntMan @clover_mark @LeomantVictoria @douglasritz @jonnettlefold @DMDent @pjschneid @CarnivoreCarol @MrAmazinglyAce @ed_flava @PedantDog @BarryCPearson @vegan_raven @TheVeganHunter @xeyedmess @Cynwel73 @daveprof @vegansince96 @seasylvia2005 No because these researchers got the science completely wrong
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/9l7Dh0WUpo via @YouTube
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/jEM3flYrB9 via @YouTube
@skyking171717 @BradyGWilson I have read the letter "Impaired glucose tolerance in low-carbohydrate diet: MAYBE only a physiological state" [My EMPAHSIS] Doi: 10.1152/ajpendo.00580.2013. But can't find any evidence to show this is real, or reversal of intolerance, in the literature - perhaps you can help?
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/hzLphJm0kH via @YouTube
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Impaired glucose tolerance in low-carb diets may be a temporary physiological response rather than a health issue, indicating adaptation rather than pathology.
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/8Bg5PNWJTY via @YouTube
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/hzLphJm0kH via @YouTube
@K_A_M_____ @spacetankie @SoldAndVinegar @OrwellNGoode Whoever wrote that is clearly just speaking out of their ass. https://t.co/iGJfjRmta5 https://t.co/Qjs7CXGKt6 It is very accepted among the keto community that it does indeed cause insulin resistance in healthy people, and they do know that this is not a bad thing.
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/SKfrp1HFSu via @YouTube
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/9l7Dh0WUpo via @YouTube
Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/jEM3flYrB9 via @YouTube
Thomas DeLauer Use THIS B-VITAMIN Before Eating Carbs (it helps prevent storage) https://t.co/zcn888w4OP #keto
@awright4645 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @BobBurg @Rev0lvingDoor @healthypour @medicalinguist @LauraHillsLamb @Incornsyucopia @ukmav @hargrump @vidit_sethi @sibaburck @Dave06031956 @KingDavey1000 @joorrrds @Alan_Watson_ @BrownReice @RChrisCC @MaryamDuraid @hated_jb @bulkbiker @ScepticalDoctor @AnneCroucher @patrick_yerby @robob3ar @JohnnyNogereIIi @Voice4thevoice2 @CarnivoreIs @MaureenStroud @CarnivoreAntMan @clover_mark @LeomantVictoria @douglasritz @jonnettlefold @DMDent @pjschneid @CarnivoreCarol @MrAmazinglyAce @ed_flava @PedantDog @BarryCPearson @vegan_raven @TheVeganHunter @xeyedmess @Cynwel73 @daveprof @vegansince96 @seasylvia2005 No because these researchers got the science completely wrong
@ketofan1000 @Dano612S @SFZoe014 @theamericanrd @FoodInsight @rustnutrition @BuildUpRDNs Also important to note that reference 59 ("Impaired Glucose Tolerance in Low-Carbohydrate Diet: Maybe Only a Physiological State") is a *comment* on a rat study.
@The_Nutrivore @xKloc https://t.co/XIpDTigRxG
@skyking171717 @BradyGWilson I have read the letter "Impaired glucose tolerance in low-carbohydrate diet: MAYBE only a physiological state" [My EMPAHSIS] Doi: 10.1152/ajpendo.00580.2013. But can't find any evidence to show this is real, or reversal of intolerance, in the literature - perhaps you can help?
@EAllen0417 "...we conclude that the work...is good example of malleability of in vivo response to insulin, which can be modulated to benefit the current metabolic state + that the results found are not necessarily equivalent to those found in pathological processes." https://t.co/fQ7GWucpae
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