“Glucose molecules are driven into cells in the presence of insulin. This is independent of the carbohydrate source (simple or complex, table sugar or broccoli). As dictated by the metabolic demands of the body at that instant, glucose is either… — Brett Osborn Copy Share
“You are a reservoir of biochemical processes, an unbelievably complex machine, albeit with a high degree of predictability. Our bodies, for the most part, act according to a set of rules that evolved over eons as an adaptive response to environmental pressures. Health is attained through sound biochemistry. The absence of health (disease) is biochemical dysregulation. In other words, we… — Brett Osborn Copy Share
“Glucose molecules are driven into cells in the presence of insulin. This is independent of the carbohydrate source (simple or complex, table sugar or broccoli). As dictated by the metabolic demands of the body at that instant, glucose is either utilized for ATP production or stored as glycogen or converted to fat. Eat an ice cream sundae and lay on… — Brett Osborn Copy Share
“Yes. There are a variety of reasons that we as humans age, one of which is oxidant stress from free radical formation. Known as the Free Radical Theory of Aging, this explanation was first proposed by Denham Harman in the 1950s. Other theories include unchecked inflammation, glycation, cell membrane and DNA damage. Interestingly, they are interrelated as I will explain.… — Brett Osborn Copy Share
“Your brain is “plastic” even during your later years. You have within you the capability of altering your brain which will secondarily alter your… — Brett Osborn Copy Share Image
“Does it surprise you that Alzheimer’s disease is referred to as “type III diabetes” by virtue of their similar pathophysiology? It shouldn’t. Nor should… — Brett Osborn Copy Share Image
