People who are metabolically unhealthy have less-than-ideal biomarkers, like blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels. Chronic diseases, such as diabetes or cardiovascular issues, are linked to poor metabolic health. These conditions are among the leading causes of death in the United ...
(Biochemistry) the pale yellow slightly acid fluid excreted by the kidneys, containing waste products removed from the blood. It is stored in the urinary bladder and discharged through the urethra. [C14: via Old French from Latinūrīna;related to Greekouron,Latinūrīnāreto plunge under water]...
Human studies also describe the link between high blood sugar and higher inflammatory markers. A study of 29 healthy people found that consuming only 40 g of added sugar led to an increase in inflammatory markers, while 30 min after consuming a 50 g dose of fructose, a spike in inflammatory...
If you live with diabetes, be sure to take yourinsulinas directed and on a regular schedule. Sometimes your body just needs a bit of extra insulin to keep your blood sugar regulated. The events of everyday living -- an illness, injury, operation, your period orpregnancy-- can make your ...
A pediatric endocrinologist explains what ketones are, how and why the body produces ketones and what to do when your child has ketones.
Ketones are a beneficial product of fat metabolism in the body. When carbohydrate intake is restricted, it lowers blood sugar and insulin levels. As insulin levels fall and energy is needed, fatty acids flow from the fat cells into the bloodstream and are taken up by various cells and metabol...
Morning Energy:Starting your day with exogenous ketones can offer increased mental clarity and focus, setting a productive tone for the day. Midday Pick-Me-Up:Combat the afternoon slump with a quick energy boost from exogenous ketones, avoiding the crash associated with caffeine or sugar. ...
Ketones have a range of functions in the body, including providing energy to the brain and other organs, regulating blood sugar levels, and reducing inflammation. In addition, ketones have been shown to have antioxidant properties and may help protect against cellular damage. Health Benefits of Ket...
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The ketogenic diet has numerous health benefits that range from weight loss and blood sugar control to better brain functioning and improved heart health. But to reap these benefits, you must be in ketosis, which occurs when the body switches its fuel source from carbs (glucose) to fat (keto...