Andreea Nitescu RD MSc
@andreeanrd.bsky.social
Registered Dietitian specializing in genomics & longevity. Obsessed w/ Bioelectricity, MetSyn, ASCVD, AD, MS, Cancer, Rapamycin.
As a result, symptoms like bloating, constipation, or discomfort can still occur even if you haven’t eaten carbohydrates—or any food—for 24 hours or more.
"Starving" methanogens isn’t an effective strategy and may even disrupt gut health by depriving beneficial bacteria of the nutrients they need.
"Starving" methanogens isn’t an effective strategy and may even disrupt gut health by depriving beneficial bacteria of the nutrients they need.
December 5, 2024 at 1:11 PM
As a result, symptoms like bloating, constipation, or discomfort can still occur even if you haven’t eaten carbohydrates—or any food—for 24 hours or more.
"Starving" methanogens isn’t an effective strategy and may even disrupt gut health by depriving beneficial bacteria of the nutrients they need.
"Starving" methanogens isn’t an effective strategy and may even disrupt gut health by depriving beneficial bacteria of the nutrients they need.
Even during extended fasting, gut bacteria can metabolize residual material in the digestive tract, such as mucins, sloughed-off cells, and leftover unfermented fibers. This metabolism produces gases like hydrogen, which methanogens can then convert into methane.
December 5, 2024 at 1:11 PM
Even during extended fasting, gut bacteria can metabolize residual material in the digestive tract, such as mucins, sloughed-off cells, and leftover unfermented fibers. This metabolism produces gases like hydrogen, which methanogens can then convert into methane.
Methanogens are archaea (microorganisms similar to bacteria) that don’t require carbohydrates to generate methane as they do not grow using fermentation or alternative electron acceptors for respiration. Instead, they use alternative substrates, such as H₂ gas and CO₂ to generate methane.
December 5, 2024 at 1:11 PM
Methanogens are archaea (microorganisms similar to bacteria) that don’t require carbohydrates to generate methane as they do not grow using fermentation or alternative electron acceptors for respiration. Instead, they use alternative substrates, such as H₂ gas and CO₂ to generate methane.
That would be awesome, if it existed.
November 4, 2023 at 4:38 PM
That would be awesome, if it existed.
I think they just don't know how to make presentations any other way 🤷♀️
August 26, 2023 at 9:38 PM
I think they just don't know how to make presentations any other way 🤷♀️
The question is: is there anybody out there who LOVES this color scheme?
I highly doubt it.
I highly doubt it.
August 26, 2023 at 6:59 PM
The question is: is there anybody out there who LOVES this color scheme?
I highly doubt it.
I highly doubt it.
Fruits are not the villain here.
What we've done with them (juice, conserves, preserves, sauces, cakes, etc.) is BAD.
3/3
What we've done with them (juice, conserves, preserves, sauces, cakes, etc.) is BAD.
3/3
August 24, 2023 at 8:24 AM
Fruits are not the villain here.
What we've done with them (juice, conserves, preserves, sauces, cakes, etc.) is BAD.
3/3
What we've done with them (juice, conserves, preserves, sauces, cakes, etc.) is BAD.
3/3
... all three of which decrease aldose reductase activity and uric acid levels, while preventing sudden drops in cellular energy, thereby counteracting the negative effects of fructose.
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August 24, 2023 at 8:24 AM
... all three of which decrease aldose reductase activity and uric acid levels, while preventing sudden drops in cellular energy, thereby counteracting the negative effects of fructose.
2/3
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