Why Does a Fasted Walk Feel Different After a High-Carb vs Low-Carb Dinner?
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Why can the same fasted walk feel easier after a high-carb dinner and harder after a low-carb dinner? This video explains how the previous evening’s meal can affect liver glycogen, muscle glycogen, blood glucose, fatty-acid availability, gluconeogenesis, ketones, and fuel use during a morning walk. Learn why easy walking may rely more on fat after a lower-carb dinner, why hills and faster walking increase carbohydrate demand, and why burning more fat during one walk does not automatically mean greater long-term fat loss. #FastedWalking #LowCarb #HighCarb #IntermittentFasting #Walking #Glycogen #FatBurning #Metabolism #BloodSugar #FatLoss
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