How to pronounce Gluconeogenesis in English

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cortisol the cortisol promotes gluconeogenesis and

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Cortisol the cortisol promotes gluconeogenesis and

Replenish the glucose with gluconeogenesis and there's a hormone

gluconeogenesis of the liver so it hinders it prevents

As a longer fast then gluconeogenesis meaning making glucose from scratch

Protein to make glucose via gluconeogenesis so there are many many

The breakdown of glycogen and increase gluconeogenesis so both of these

Think of it strictly as gluconeogenesis it's not making glucose from scratch because

Around and converted in different tissues when I talk about true gluconeogenesis that

Of sugar of carbon that can be converted into glucose via gluconeogenesis with

Through a process called gluconeogenesis this is true but the video says this

And that's not really gluconeogenesis because it's already glucose is just stored in another

Pyruvate so even though this is classified as gluconeogenesis in the textbook I don't

25 grams are gonna come from the process called gluconeogenesis when we don't eat

Of gluconeogenesis. The body is making glucose from something else and often times they say

To start making glucose from scratch that's called gluconeogenesis and if we add up those

Two sources the glycogen and the gluconeogenesis how much were using from each then you'll

For the first few hours of gluconeogenesis that's not an ongoing process and in the long

To make gluconeogenesis to make more glucose don't get into that if you're doing the walking

That glycogen contributes to gluconeogenesis and it's sort of does, but not really in my mind because

So abundant then in Phase 2 and 3 we're relying on glycogen and gluconeogenesis and now the

75% of the fuel for the brain so how does the body do gluconeogenesis where does that