One glucose molecule produces atp
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Yes, sodas contain high-fructose corn syrup which is a simple sugar. This means that it is rapidly metabolized resulting in a rapid increase in blood glucose. This in turn leads to the rapid release of insulin which performs the role of "escorting" the glucose into your cells in order to produce ATP. Simply stated, ATP is what fuels our bodies.
My neurologist explained that it has to do with irregular production of my ATP from glucose. The only cure: natural substances: coconut oil;alpha lipoic acid;turmeric/curcumin;astaxanthin;ashwagandha. Still doesn't work.
I believe that i have a metabolic issue and I wonder whom to consult and what other test(s) could be made to try to determine what goes on with me.
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I am Tired, Went into Manhattan, to the Museum of Natural History and the Hayden Planetarium Haven't been their in 15 years
Vinpocetine facilitates cerebral metabolism by improving cerebral microcirculation (i.e., blood flow to, and throughout, the brain).
from my understanding, insulin is the protein that allows your body to capture the glucose that circulate in your blood and put it into good use. If you exercise daily, then the stored glucose (facilitated by insulin) will be converted into energy molecules (ATP). But if you don't exercise, then those excess glucose (or all of the other sugar molecules) will eventually be stored as fat.
Now, a lower insulin level will result in an overabundance sugar circulating in your blood stream.
It takes lots of electrical energy to operate a body= (Oxygen), Glucose and Phosphoric acid, ATP. Alot of ATP for converting fat and protein to a water soluble lipo-protein. drink lots of water and breath deep...then move around to circulate the blood...moving water stays pure...I could go on forever.....docs can help, but we need to understand how things work ourselves!!!!!!!
Almost all energy requiring processes in the body have to be “paid for” with NAD and ATP, but largely ATP. The reserves of ATP in cells are very small. At any one moment in heart muscle cells there is only enough ATP to last about ten contractions. Thus the
mitochondria have to be extremely good at re-cycling ATP to keep the cell constantly supplied with
energy.
Lactose
Polyethylene Glycol
Listing just lactose (One Molecule of lactose consists of one molecule each of two other carbohydrates, i.e. galactose and glucose) and Polyethylene Glycol.
I will give you this information and let you draw your own conclusions as the safety of the product. The dosage for production must usually be within 5% of the labeled dosage to be considered (for example) a 2mg dose.
Thank you so much for your input.
I guess it is the same finding about Vit C molecule and Glucose molecule and how they both look the same and why cancer cells "think" it's the right fuel for them where in fact it's Vitamin C molecule absorb. I have a little text in my journal about Vit C and Glucose.
Take a look if you like.
Take care, Hugs, Sunes.
It creates a signaling molecule called a cytokine that disrupts the normal immune system response. This insight could be crucial to developing a cure, and it explains why it often takes a second infection to overwhelm the immune system.
A healthy immune system produces both short-lived and long-lived immune cells. The latter, called memory T cells, sustain an attack after the initial immune response and protect a person when reinfection occurs.
I was concerned because I know copper/zinc ratio is important so we agreed on copper 5 times a week and zinc twice a week and to supplement D. He insisted that my glucose is nothing to worry about and to exercise 30 minutes a day because of high LDL. He said thyroid effects on cholesterol is exaggerated and that the reason for my high LDL is my parents (genes). My HDL is good, so I can again avoid cholesterol medication.
One thing to investigate is whether you are experiencing the Symogi effect [reverse hyperglycemia while sleeping]. To counter this the liver releases extra glucose. One way to find out is to set your alarm and wake up at 2-3 am, or 4 hours after your bedtime, and test. Low glucose <70 mg/dl will signify this effect.
BUT I was told the subaortic stenosis could not be seen now. How can something quite severe disappear? I am back to square one they say there may be something wrong with the dynamics of the heart and that because I am 'small' 10 years usage of Bendroflumethiazide might be having a detrimental effect. Neither myself or my doctor can find anything in print to back this up.I know it's a diuretic but I drink plenty of water. I thought I had a diagnosis and now no one seems to know.
I went to the emergencyroom back in march. They did blood tests and my glucose was 104 which they considered high(normal being up to 99) They never said anything to me about this and as far as I know, I have never had this before. I had to go to the emergency room again last month and again, they did blood work. My glucose level was only 88. I am just wondering if I should be looking into this. Could I be diabetic? They never said anything about the high level.
After meals, glucose levels up to 140-something are considered normal. Your little one was probably crying so hard when his glucose levels were low because he felt bad... when glucose levels drop below about 70, we feel pretty awful. The high reading over 200 certainly is way above where the normal level should be, so I agree that he should be checked by a pediatrician.
You see, statins work in the liver by blocking an enzyme pathway that leads to the creation of cholesterol. Unfortunately, that same enzyme pathway is the one your body uses to create CoQ10. So statin takers need to be especially aware of the fact that they’re not producing CoQ10 at the levels they would be if they were taking no medication. When your body lacks CoQ10, energy production will lag and cell function will suffer.
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