Peter Attia· MD
that's what they call Spang sequestration the uptake of amino acids and what happens between the taking up in the gut and releasing in the circulation and of course if scientists use difficult names always beware It generally means that they don't know what they're talking about so when we go say splank sequestration everybody says like okay but it's just simply means we don't know to what extent the amino acids that were actually going to the portal vein or actually being absorbed in the intestinal tissues and not being released in the circulation that's splenic sequestration where is it is it in the liver is it still in the intestin is it taken to other tissues in between the portal vein like lymphatic system we don't know exactly and then the release in the circulation