Can excess protein be converted to lipids
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t used sugar, the body starts to use lipids, the by-product is acetyl-CoA that is converted to different ketones that are used in the brain as a energy source, the excess (same as sugar) is eliminated in the urine. If your boyfriend has diabetes, you could put a drop of urine next to ants, if the urine contains a high amount of sugar , the ant will rush, or you can get a glucose fasting test (any clinical lab can do this test) to see your boyfriend's response to a control input of sugar.
Much depends on the type of HDL particles that make up your HDL number. These can range from small to large with small being the most desirable. Studies have found that larger "fluffy" HDL particles are not as effective as smaller particles when it comes to binding with LDL to remove it from your system.
My eye doctor says it is due to protein build up in our lenses. Be sure to always change your lenses as prescribed. The crusty and goopey yellow/white has reduced also since I have been washing my eye every night before bed after removing my contacts. You can get this "eye wash" from target from Bausch and Lomb which comes with an eye cup. Simply fill the cup. Bend over the cup to fit it to your eye then tilt you head back and blink in the solution for about thirty seconds.
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OK, so cutting out meat (particularly lean meat like chicken) is pretty much the last thing you should be doing. You need that protein to protect your muscle while you lose weight (otherwise you'll just burn muscle, not fat, which slows your metabolism long-term) AND protein cannot be converted by the body into fat AND it prevents you from feeling hungry!
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Hyperlipidemia is increased fats or lipids in the bloodstream. Fatty molecules are transported in a protein capsule, and the density of the lipids and type of protein determines the fate of the particle and its influence on metabolism. This condition may be a risk factor for cardiovascular disease or acute pancreatitis. You can read ore about this through this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperlipidemia
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Most diets are directed toward losing weight, but he does not have an ounce to lose. would just cutting out all sugar and eating a low-carb diet be enough to reverse this or is his genes just going to lead to problems. He already uses an elliptical or treadmill 30 minutes and a total gym workout 3-4 x per week. He has normal triglycerides and cholesterol is 129 and no blood pressure problems. Is there anything we can do or is he just going to convert over.
BOTH fruit juice and soda contains Fructose which has to be converted straight to fat feeding energy before straight to fat. Which unless your Micheal Phelps, your not going to burn a couple of sodas before it turns into FAT FIRST!
Eat a larger breakfast and lunch before you even decide to eat a larger dinner, yes that it true and just about everything else in dieting is true, like about the calories.
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A dietician is the right person to suggest changes in dietary habits to improve moods Excess intake of simple carbohydrates like sugars and fried foods can cause many ailments including high cholesterol, an increase in blood sugar and obesity. It the desired results are not achieved within reasonable time there maybe a case for consulting a specialist for signs of depression.
excess lipids in the bloodstream. The other type of hyperlipidemia, in addition to hypercholesterolemia, is called hypertriglyceridemia which means: excess levels of triglycerides in the blood."
My trigs were measured at over 2100 recently. I have to take a Statin to keep that in check. 2 of my brothers have the hypertriglyceridemia and the statin helps this. It's a inherited gene, but not much more known.
Your thyroid produces the hormone T4 which is converted mostly by the liver, although on its way it comes into contact with protein, some is carried away by this protein, what gets converted is Free T4, after conversion, the contact with protein occurs again, some T3 is carried away, once it contacts protein, it is not usable by the bodies cells, so what is left is Free T3, the active hormone your body functiosn by, when ths hormone is low, your body slows down (Decreased Metabolism) The Pituita
What you want to take is a whey protein shake within 30 minutes after your workout! It will help in muscle recovery and growth. Whey protein appears to be better than casein protein, according to new research that looked at exercisers doing resistance training.
A separate study shows that protein that includes a higher concentration of the amino acid leucine works better than protein with lower concentrations.
Your (very interesting to read) post was a bit unclear; do you refer to 10% of cholesterol can be affected by cholesterol intake, or by diet as a whole?
Some reports say that ingestion of 2-3 grams of plant sterols (which block cholesterol uptake) can lower cholesterol by 10%. So that makes sense, if that's what you mean.
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