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<blockquote data-quote="gorillamark" data-source="post: 597642" data-attributes="member: 103445"><p>Precisely - similar results - well within the MoE in sites close to each other and he exercised on an empty stomach as Hayling Billy said himself:</p><p></p><p style="margin-left: 20px">I had had no intake and was swimming</p><p></p><p>That sounds like liver dump to me. He exercised on an empty stomach and his liver did what it's supposed to do it pumped the short-term sugar boost he needed into his system to cope with the extra demand. It does seem wildly counter-intuitive and drove me absolutely batty when I first encountered the phenomenon. The good thing is though that it is short term and the exercise greatly promotes insulin efficiency and long-term health.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gorillamark, post: 597642, member: 103445"] Precisely - similar results - well within the MoE in sites close to each other and he exercised on an empty stomach as Hayling Billy said himself: [INDENT]I had had no intake and was swimming[/INDENT] That sounds like liver dump to me. He exercised on an empty stomach and his liver did what it's supposed to do it pumped the short-term sugar boost he needed into his system to cope with the extra demand. It does seem wildly counter-intuitive and drove me absolutely batty when I first encountered the phenomenon. The good thing is though that it is short term and the exercise greatly promotes insulin efficiency and long-term health. [/QUOTE]
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