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Opinion on cheese and honey as a snack?

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  • vyvultraV vyvultra

    @Hunterskull Why

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    It will be too much carbs for the first 6 hours of the day.

    The body makes its glycogen for the whole day in the first 6 hours from waking. Glycogen fuels the brain and nervous system. Carbs during that time will disrupt that process, so it's best to consume in the evening.

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    • Orthochud14O Orthochud14

      This combo with the right (unheated) honey tastes fucking euphoric. I honestly think it tastes way better than raw meat (not that I will stop eating it ofc) and is pretty good nutrient wise. Also taking peat principles, it has quite high carbs and is good for the Ca:P ratio.
      Looking for your thoughts doe.

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      @Orthochud14 yeah it's a very good snack. It is they most potent way to mineralize the body.

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        @vyvultra

        It will be too much carbs for the first 6 hours of the day.

        The body makes its glycogen for the whole day in the first 6 hours from waking. Glycogen fuels the brain and nervous system. Carbs during that time will disrupt that process, so it's best to consume in the evening.

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        @Hunterskull where did you find this information?

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        • vyvultraV vyvultra

          @Hunterskull where did you find this information?

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          Aajonus.rawprimal.org and healthfully.ai

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          • vyvultraV vyvultra

            @Hunterskull where did you find this information?

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            "Doctors" don't know anything about nutrition and diet. Don't listen to them. Enjoy consuming raw!!!

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            • HunterskullH Hunterskull

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              @Hunterskull this sounds completely pseudoscientific. The body doesn't make glycogen

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              • vyvultraV vyvultra

                @Hunterskull this sounds completely pseudoscientific. The body doesn't make glycogen

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                The body makes glycogen from proteins primarily.

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                  Protein converting to amino acids then to glycogen is kinda a different claim imo, but what evidence exists to show this happens in the first 6 hours after awakening?

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                  • vyvultraV vyvultra

                    Protein converting to amino acids then to glycogen is kinda a different claim imo, but what evidence exists to show this happens in the first 6 hours after awakening?

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                    @vyvultra

                    When awakening, the body needs glycogen production for brain function. And that will be the time the body will make glycogen.

                    "Doctors" don't know anything about nutrition and diet. Don't listen to them. Enjoy consuming raw!!!

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                      The liver provides glucose to the nervous system but that happens when you're in a fasted state and have ample glucose in your glycogen stores, sure. But none of this is tied to an arbitrary 6 hour waking period

                      I wonder where aajonus got the 6 hour rule from, it seems made up

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