kineticz
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As above, why and how is protein required to process sugar?
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Why Exactly Does Sugar Need Protein To Work?
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Interesting.
Mind sharing where you got the idea from.
Mind sharing where you got the idea from.
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Your thread title and your post each ask a different question.
I'm not familiar with the notion that protein is required to process sugar but I am familiar with the notion that sugar is required to adequately process protein.
Protein converts into sugar when glycogen levels are low (gluconeogensis) and when it's not we call it 'spared' (by sugar).
I'm not familiar with the notion that protein is required to process sugar but I am familiar with the notion that sugar is required to adequately process protein.
Protein converts into sugar when glycogen levels are low (gluconeogensis) and when it's not we call it 'spared' (by sugar).
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