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catabolism

  1. Sapien

    How to decrease systemic serotonin induced by weightlifting?

    Young male seeking to build muscle not only for aesthetic purposes but also it’s ability to increase metabolism :) After a hard, likley “catabolic” workout (from the eccentric stuff), is there a way to lower serotonin that is released in the blood stream? Peat article- Tryptophan, Serotonin...
  2. haidut

    Mitochondrial debris (from stress/injury) causes "autoimmune" disease

    After dancing around the issue for the last 10+ years, it looks like medicine is finally ready to admit the obvious. Namely, cellular (and more specifically, mitochondrial) debris created by stress/injury and dumped into the bloodstream causes the (in)famous "flares" that define virtually all...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • autoimmune catabolism cellular debris inflammation mitochondria mtdna
    • Replies: 27
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  3. ScurveDream

    Muscles & Health: Overview, Theories, Development, Etc

    So it seems some here have attacked Peat's general ideologies in respect to "muscle gainz" in a way -- i.e. some here discredit him because "his diet" doesn't necessarily encourage significant muscle growth in all (although I'd say here that almost no "diet" per se does this magically for...
  4. haidut

    Burning More Fat And Less Glucose Leads To Diabetes

    I really hope the keto community and other low-carb diet afficionados are taking note of the stream of recent studies that keep demonstrating a causative link between low-carb and/or high-fat diets, fasting, chronic stress, cortisol and diabetes. The evidence at this point is indisputable, no...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • amino acids catabolism cause cortisol diabetes fao fat fatty acid oxidation increased insulin resistance
    • Replies: 19
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
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