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.
if you give more fat they're basically the fatty acids through the process of beta oxidation uh they lower something known as the NAD to the nadh ratio in other words they're going to increase your reductive State they increase the amount of nadh and the energy to the nah ratio controls how well the enzyme pyruvates the hydrogenase works and that is the rate limiting enzyme assuming all everything else is healthy that's the rate limiting enzyme of the metabolism of glucose
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the cell says well in this emergency situation since I cannot get to oxygen which is the oxygen that can oxidize nadh back into NAD what other oxidizing agents do I have around me that can do this trick and that is peruvic so pyruvate acts as the emergence the oxidizing agents for nadh through an enzyme called lactate the hydrogenase so pyruvate oxidizes nadh back to NAD but in the process becomes lactate and coincidentally all the people with diabetes all the people with insulin resistance all the people with cancer cardiovasculars Etc they have higher than normal higher than optimal levels of lactic acid in the blood that demonstrates that there is an impediment of to the metabolism of glucose