High-Intensity Exercise Triggers Glucose Release
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Dr. Casey Means, Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Levels.
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Story of claim
High-intensity exercise (>80% VO2 max) prompts hormonal changes leading to glucose release from the liver to fuel muscles. This occurs due to stress hormones signaling the liver.
- Goal: Understand the impact of high-intensity exercise on glucose levels.
- Proof: Hormonal events during intense workouts signal the liver to release glycogen, raising glucose levels to fuel muscles.
- Nuances:
- Exercise above 80% VO2 max affects glucose levels.
- Stress hormones signal liver to release glycogen.
- Impact on Life: Understanding glucose dynamics can help athletes optimize training and recovery.
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- Effort: High physical exertion required during workouts
Risks
Potential for glucose spikes; requires understanding and monitoring by athletes.
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- Monitor glucose levels during high-intensity workouts.
- Understand VO2 max to optimize exercise intensity.
- Consider working with a trainer to balance intensity.
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