The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
that that when we become insulin resistant we will store fat in the visceral compartment this is exactly what we were talking about if liver glycogen is full and we overeat on fat we will store that fat as visceral tissue and that is an indication that you are insulin resistant because the body is saying hey I have more nutrients than I need I'm gonna create you know the citrate is gonna move out of the mitochondrion to the site is all it's gonna do de novo lipogenesis
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the citrate is gonna move out of the mitochondrion to the site is all it's gonna do de novo lipogenesis you're gonna get signals you're gonna get reactive oxygen species generated in mitochondria and that is the beginning of adipose tissue the body puts the brakes on nutrients coming in the mitochondria and you store it the de novo like whoa Genesis and the triglycerides from the food we eat or the fat from the food we eat is stored as visceral adipose tissue