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demon of your diet

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38 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

First time I have heard proteins and fats are reduced to sugars. Nice to know chemistry is being rewritten.

It's the amount of consumption AND the type of consumption.

Fat people eat potato, rice, pasta, noodles and bread. They drink beer. Thin people eat protein, fat, and low carb vegetables such as bamboo, celery, cabbage, caauliflower, and broccoli.

I am normal BMI. I eat lashings of cheese.

Amino acids can be but it is a slow process. ATP produces energy from creatine, carbs, fat and amino acids. Creatine only takes 3 to 10 seconds to produce it. Fat produces a lot but is slow which is why marathon runners load fat and carbs.

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