In a message dated 1/26/2003 12:09:42 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Subj:Re: [P-F] paleo struggle
> Date:1/26/2003 12:09:42 AM Pacific Standard Time
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> > Liver glycogen stores last 12 - 24 hours.  After that, fat is accessed
> for
> > conversion to glucose.  Being underweight is not associated with
> > hypoglycemia in itself; being overweight (i.e., insulin resistance) can
> > contribute to post-meal low blood sugar if too many high glycemic
> > carbohydrates are consumed (relative to protein and fat).
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> thanks for the correction.
> what is happenning to somebody like me who have a tendancy to underweight
> despite or because the enormous amount of foods eaten and who is suffering
> more or less of hypoglycemia ( depending on the level of carbs  ingested
> ).?
>
> It is very difficult for me to make fats .my skin stay very thin .
> i have the feeling that insuline resistance don't necessarelly manifest in
> overweight but might also create underweight.and for me there is a definit
> connection between underweight and hypoglycemia .
> I digest my muscles to correct this hypoglycemia because there is no fats .
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> jean-claude
jean-claude: Bodyweight is 50% muscle. Doing progressive, anaerobic
resistance exercise will help you gain all the healthy, muscular weight, you
choose to gain. Doing progressive, anaerobic resistance exercise,
successfully helps the hyperglycemic, i.e., the diabetic, gain healthy,
muscular weight. It will work successfully for you also, with your
hypoglycemia.
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