Peter Attia· MD
when you have glycogen in liver it's really these direct effects of insulin on liver will predominate but as you move to the fasting state so in the mouse after a 12 hour fast or longer
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when you have glycogen in liver it's really these direct effects of insulin on liver will predominate but as you move to the fasting state so in the mouse after a 12 hour fast or longer
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and in a human have to go 24 or longer fast then it's really insulin these indirect effects will predominate