btw - those glucose gummy bears are delicious
they feed my brain directly, notice how my posting this evening has been way sharp
Yeah, im not going to read that. This is not my first rodeo midge. Thanks though.
The glucose content of normal human semen amounts to 0.41 +/- 0.09 mmol/l. As there is a negative correlation between this sugar and sperm motility, it must have an important role on the metabolism of these cells. Cervical mucus is very rich in glucose and does not contain fructose. This confirms utilization of glucose by spermatozoa.
You should put your hating midge aside for a bit and read it. There is good info in there, which you could benefit from.
Of course there are all types of experts here in TW on every subject, we know that.
But really, if you want to lose weight, gain muscle, and keep muscle, get someone close to you who knows what they are doing, pay them good money, listen to them and do what they tell you.
Old pussy cannot build glucose like a baby-making pussy. Show me a 70 year old pussy that produces glucose like that. Especially one on a cock-deficit. You are insane if you think eating old pussy is the same as baby-making pussy.
Also, Happy Father's day Midgell
atp i think u mean adenosine triphosphate u lamstream media hack
jfc lowest common denominator indeed
How old is the slave-maid?
O-wait. You probably had her put down when you left...
Best he can hope for is to lose more fat than muscle. After my spinal surgery I worked out like a bastard for 6 months to lose 10lbs of fat and gain 2 pounds of muscle, and my PT said that's highly unusual at my age. And I wasn't a fatass to begin with.
Oh Vanster is pseudo-sciencing this up?
You are aware ATP concentration in blood plasma is quite constant (around 1000 nmol/L). So the concentration doesn't really change even if more ATP is being produced.
and all cells with mitochondria can take ketone bodies up from the blood and reconvert them into acetyl-CoA, which can then be used as fuel in their citric acid cycles, eventhough no other tissue can divert its oxaloacetate into the gluconeogenic pathway in the way that the liver does this. And Neurons do have mitochondrias.
When has Vanster claimed to be an expert in physiology?
EDIT: and as an addition Induction processes in blood-brain transfer of ketone bodies during starvation - PubMed blood-brain barrier does not prevent ketone bodies from entering the bloodstream in brains. This is not news, it's 1970s science.
From teaching, I've learned that encouragement is best, even if you are pessimistic. He's trying, he's inquired here, and he's gotten an awful lot of feedback.
I really don't know much about aging, my area is just general biochemistry. I know that aging mammals produce unusable proteins in greater quantity and that the liver is unable to deaminate them in an efficient way, and some researchers are postulating it to a link of several kinds of cancers. I'll defer you to amram for anything further on that.
I'm very interested in the new studies on calorie restriction and longevety, because they look like they are promising.
When I was competitive, my coaches were "Train like a bull, eat like a pig, and sleep like a baby. It's turning out that the eat part was wrong.