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In my country we pay a lot only to get confused and write exams, they don't care whether or not you come for lessons as long as you pay and write tests you're all good

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Wow, I was literally telling myself that I was stupid af because I couldnt remember an enzyme. This somewhat cheered me up.

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It's hard to understand why it's commonly thought that diabetic ketoacidosis could be caused by nutritional ketosis in healthy or non-diabetic people. Even more so that the brain "prefers" glucose over ketones simply because it uses glucose until it's exhausted the supply. Why is it not considered the bodies way of eliminating what we know as a toxic substance to get back into homeostasis? Does the body require carbohydrates (i.e., SUGAR)? NO! There is no such thing as an essential carbohydrate, unlike the fact that there are (Almost all) essential amino acids derived from bioavailable nutrient-dense animal sources unlike the non-bioavailable plant sources due to the oxalates, phytates, and numerous other plant defense compounds that cause diabetes including the aptly named type 3 diabetes ergo Alzheimer's and dementia. Likely caused by the overconsumption of carbohydrates. Is it any wonder that when the body requires a small amount of glucose for its requirements that the liver performs the process we know as gluconeogenesis? Why is it that sugar stimulates the same part of the (pleasure center) brain that cocaine and heroine do? Are they preferred by the brain as well? I'm a fan of the ninja's here, but the non-scientific remarks lend to oversimplification, which simply is not true. Let's suppose for the sake of argument that we look at the diabetics condition regarding the so-called preferred fuel (currently conventional hypothesis). Type1 diabetics are more susceptible to ketoacidosis than type 2 and as we reduce the severity down further to pre-diabetic and insulin resistant the risk is reduced likewise. Today we are likely to see 1 in 3 people with one of these conditions or at least other conditions like obesity, CHD and so on. In the '60s and 70's not so much. Conventional thinking, in other words, is not thinking, it's just groupthink. And the reason learned doctors bought into the hypothesis that cholesterol was bad from horrible pseudoscience that led to Statins, then ED medication, Metformin and the like. So now they manage diseases for profit rather than prescribe the means to cure, prevent and reverse said conditions. Do you know that it's still taught that type2 diabetes is a progressive disease when thousands of people have been diagnosed with it, then changed their diet or took up a fasting focused lifestyle and reversed it thereby curing it by definition. How bout, Fatty Liver disease or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease said to be no cure for it and yet numerous people likely anyone 30 to 40lbs overweight or eating lots of fructose (more carbs like fruit) or drinking soda ridding themselves of the diagnosis after ceasing the practice of partaking in the consumption of the so-called preferred fuel. And that's without exercise. Does the brain take-up lactate as a fuel like the heart that seems to prefer it. According to Dr. George A. Brooks research, it would appear that his lactate shuttle theory is spot on and has been a pioneer for decades over all the conventional textbooks regurgitating conventional outdated ideas. Remember, plant agriculture is so very young in human history(12 thousand years at best), which is not to say it has no place in the human diet. That being said however what is the human digestive system designed to process the best for optimal nutrition? Is it the human cells that process and take up the carbs from plant matter, or the bacteria from the gut microbiome which are located in a healthy gut after the stomach (Ph of 1.5 to 2, consisting of hydrochloric acid and pepsin) some in the duodenum but mostly in the colin where that matter ferments (rots) gets excreted by the bacteria (pooped out) as short-chain fatty acids only then available as a source of energy? And what are HCI and pepsin in the stomach to do but break down protein from animal sources like all predators? Ever wonder why you don't see meat in your own excrement, but corn, legumes and the like often enough. Sorry for the rant, but as I said I like the nerds and their presentation in particular, however, I suppose to pass an exam taught at universities that conform to bought and paid for by pharmaceutical, Coke and big food/agriculture and pesticide industries you would go further in academia than questioning bogus studies paid for by the same. Ever wonder why so many vegans suffer neurological disorders or a malnourished appearance and please don't quote the propaganda film game-changers, please. Anyway check out why to your body the no such thing as a calorie and counting them is ridiculously absurd, Gnolls.org Enjoy

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@@shmed6432 hey, thats just plain rude.

The liking it part, was amazing 🤩

He is better than 90% of the professors I've ever had

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He is a professor

Thank you so much for those kind words and i'm glad it helped!!! More videos coming your way haha!! Take care!

@Raghad yh, that's very necessary

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Maybe we can do a video introducing the whole team one day!? Thanks so much!

I over heard a girl mentioning this channel in college . I'm from Pakistan btw . Respect for providing such quality of education for free . (:

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My eyes rolled hard.

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+Immy Immy thank you so much for your kind words I'm so happy that we were able to help!

+Andreia Filipa Lopes Sousa hello great question! Generally any amino acids specifically such as leucine, lysine and aromatic amino acids are converted to acetyl-CoA or acetoacetate. Due to this activity leucine, lysine, and aromatic amino acids are generally classified as ketogenic amino acids meaning they contribute to ketogenesis which is the formation of ketone bodies, however these same amino acids do have a very minor contribution to the Gluconeogenesis process!!! Hope that helps!!!

Ninja Nerd Science really informative, thank you so much! Keep up the great job!

@@andreiasousa9688 Good luck with all exams, you are gonna make it. We all believe in you

The free phosphate exits via the T2 transporter; the glucose exits via the T3.

+Semsem Mhamed you’re welcome!

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​@@kida4313 I caught that too and literally dropped my jaw lol. He sneaked that in so smoothly.

well now we know why he's not helping with evolutionary biology videos lol

Yikes.

I loved that sentence as well !!!!

Yes. Zeus deserves much more more respect than he gets. Bless Ninja 🙏🏻

Amen