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RE: Do you know the symptoms of an Acute Myocardial Infarction?
Thanks for this! Use to I researched the issue of tissue necrosis!
Now, I'm studying mitochondria which are the main energy delivering units in heart muscles, right? Is it true that the heart relies on glycolysis when there is no high energy demand? What do you think about the keto diet? Might this damage your heart in case of low energy demand due to the lack of sugar?
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Chapper
Greetings @chappertron, very interesting your question, both the heart, and other vital organs such as the brain, which has the highest demand for glucose for its proper functioning. This diet consists of a low-carbohydrate diet rich in fats and proteins, similar to a fast which in the end leads to a ketonic state, which is a product of this load of protein and fat at liver level are degrade to ketonic bodies that will later be used as the fuel to replace so say for the cells.
This type of diet has been highly recommended especially for patients with metabolic syndrome, dyslipidemias and prediabetes. Its beneficial effect on the heart is that it decreases the accumulation of bad cholesterol in the walls of the great vessels, which predispose to coronary events such as angina or heart attacks.
Usually they are a strict diet regime, they are usually managed by nutritionists, it is not so much my strong and I am not very good for safe diets :) hehe. I always recommend eating healthy balanced and exercising. Thank you always for reading my articles and your support. Happy weekend.
A happy weekend also for you!
Taken together you see no server health risk by triggering ketosis!?!
What if somebody eats mostly fish and healthy fats? Could they then do the keto without amassing the bad cholesterol?
Greetings @ alexander.alexis I always recommend a diet rich and balanced the pestado is a source of protein with low fat very beneficial for health, but as I said earlier dietary regimens are handled by nutritionists. Thanks for reading the article