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  1. The missing link to understanding
    Alexander Stumpp Alexander Stumpp United States says:
    February 26, 2018 at 6:37 AM

    This short article explains something I have been wondering for a long time:

    How can blood-glucose remain stable during a fast without muscle having to be broken down. I didn't know that it's triglycerides which are in the fat storage. I didn't know that triglycerides are formed with a glycerol-molecule which can can be broken down into glucose.

    I always like it to understand these kind of things better than apparently most people who feel compelled to talk about it.

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