Andrew Huberman· PhD
the astrocytes are able to produce more lactate the neurons can use lactate spares glucose
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the astrocytes are able to produce more lactate the neurons can use lactate spares glucose
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but you know as a lactate goes everywhere so it probably goes into both astrocytes and neurons as a fuel in the right circumstances and it probably can be excreted from both as a waste depending on exactly what activities are required in the brain at that time