Same Walk at Hour 10 vs Hour 16 of a Fast: What Fuel Does Your Body Use?
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What changes when you take the same walk at hour 10 versus hour 16 of a fast? This video explains how fasting duration affects liver glycogen, muscle glycogen, blood glucose, fatty-acid availability, insulin, gluconeogenesis, ketones, and the fuel your muscles use during walking. Learn why a later fasted walk may rely more on fat, why carbohydrate still contributes even after 16 hours without food, and why burning more fat during one walk does not automatically mean greater long-term body-fat loss. #FastedWalking #IntermittentFasting #16HourFast #FatBurning #Walking #Metabolism #Glycogen #FatLoss #Insulin #Fasting
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