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.
so where do they go so stay when they come out of the adipocyte who picks them up albumin so albumin then does two things it can take it directly to the muscle so that the muscle can use it in the highly fat adapted athlete or it can take it back to the liver and it can be repackaged in VLDL or it could be turned into a ketone if we're getting into an extreme state of someone who's ketotic
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he's fasted going out for a run so his adipocytes are releasing free fatty acids to albumin the albumin is taking some fraction of that to the muscle directly and they're undergoing beta oxidation there the albumin is also going back to the liver and some amount of that is being converted into beta hydroxybutyrate which goes down its own metabolic pathway and some amount of that is being packaged in either a V LDL or an ideal