How do humans meet the brain’s glucose demand of 420kcal (105g sugar) per day on a healthy diet?
How do humans meet the brain’s glucose demand of 420kcal (105g sugar) per day on a healthy diet? Wouldn't the protein demand in case of gluconeogenesis be tremendous?
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK22436/
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Most of your diet is carbohydrates, which are or can be directly converted into sugars, Vegetables, fruits, and grains are all primarily carbohydrates. Unless you are eating a exclusively animal based diet getting glucose for the brain is not difficult.
Contrary to what fad diets claim a healthy diet contains a lot of carbohydrates. What is unhealthy is when your diet contains only refined pure carbohydrates and not the vitamins fiber and other nutrients.
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