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<blockquote data-quote="alangdunbar" data-source="post: 2415362" data-attributes="member: 544506"><p>Yep.. What happens, is the Carbs are absorbed into cells and block the essential fats in cells being utilised by the body to provide energy.. The body then has no choice but to convert those excess carbs in to sugars to use them up, which get stored as bad fats around your organs. As the volume of sugars increase in the blood, insulin is released to try and mitigate, especially from the Liver. However too much insulin in the blood and the bodies inability to clear out the sugar in the blood from the excess, leads the body to become resistant to the Insulin... and eventually the Pancreas burns itself out stopping production. </p><p></p><p>Fats on the other hand, BURN Fats in the body, as your cells pick up and utilise these as essential nutrients to power your organs. They don't get converted into sugar and don't get stored around your organs (visceral fat). </p><p></p><p></p><p>The upshot is that carbs as non essential to the function of your bodies energy reserves, as the Liver produces it's own Glycogen to deal with energy reserves .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alangdunbar, post: 2415362, member: 544506"] Yep.. What happens, is the Carbs are absorbed into cells and block the essential fats in cells being utilised by the body to provide energy.. The body then has no choice but to convert those excess carbs in to sugars to use them up, which get stored as bad fats around your organs. As the volume of sugars increase in the blood, insulin is released to try and mitigate, especially from the Liver. However too much insulin in the blood and the bodies inability to clear out the sugar in the blood from the excess, leads the body to become resistant to the Insulin... and eventually the Pancreas burns itself out stopping production. Fats on the other hand, BURN Fats in the body, as your cells pick up and utilise these as essential nutrients to power your organs. They don't get converted into sugar and don't get stored around your organs (visceral fat). The upshot is that carbs as non essential to the function of your bodies energy reserves, as the Liver produces it's own Glycogen to deal with energy reserves . [/QUOTE]
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