Quote (Thor123422 @ Sep 15 2018 09:21am)
The enzymes which promote fat storage are inhibited by excess fats. It's this way so they don't immediately store fat after it's been released in the cell.
Those enzymes are also activated by carbohydrates and carbohydrate byproducts.
It's hard to get fat by eating fats for this reason, and it's excessively easy to get fat by eating sugar, more specifically it's very easy to get fat by eating fructose.
Also, if you really want to get into the weeds, your body also uses fat in gluconeogenesis to maintain blood sugar, and produce ketones as a secondary product if it can't make enough glucose.
Gluconeogenesis happens especially when you stop eating for a long while.
If you eat fat, your liver will produce a lot of ketone bodies.
Moreover, op is diabetic.
There is a real risk for him to have acidified blood.
This post was edited by Chevaucheur on Sep 15 2018 04:21pm