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RE: Ketogenesis and Ketolysis: The sole reasons your brain doesn’t completely shut down during starvation.
This is a well detailed post......the brain has a lot of work to do, it is the first to detect decrease in blood glucose level in the body and in order to keep running, gluconeogenesis begins.
You have said it all bro.
Kudos!
Good one man. Thanks for the thoughtful comment and yeah, the brain is a workaholic