Glucose tolerance test

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    when the patient’s muscles solely rely on anaerobic respiration to supply energy for the activity they are doing, however anaerobic respiration is supplied from the glycogen stores in the muscle’s cells (the oxygenated blood is cut off, thus the glucose is also cut off from the working muscle, so glycogen is used). Dynamic or aerobic exercises involve the movement and contraction of a large muscle mass but with a small pressure on the muscle (for example, climbing or running up the stairs,…

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    transports 25 grams of glucose into the body. This glucose enters into our bloodstream for support in energy and its storage. One of the main responsibilities of the endocrine system is to maintain homeostasis of blood composition by regulating ions, glucose, and amino acids that dissolve within blood plasma. Therefore, the 25 grams of glucose from the Oreos is dissolved within the bloodstream, which triggers the pancreas to aid in the consumption of the simple carbohydrates. Normal glucose…

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    Type 1 Diabetes Diary

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    they can affect the human endocrine system in many ways. Diabetes is a group of diseases that affect how your body uses sugar (glucose). Glucose is your body and brains main source of energy and it is very important to the endocrine system. Without glucose, your system will not function right. No matter what type of diabetes you have, that means your body has too much glucose. There is Type 1 Diabetes, Type 2 Diabetes, Prediabetes, and gestational diabetes (occurs during pregnancy). Symptoms are…

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    Lactose Intolerance Essay

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    doctor could do a lactose tolerance test, stool acidity test, or a hydrogen breath test (Diseases and Conditions: Lactose Intolerance). A lactose tolerance test is when you drink a liquid with lactose then your doctor will take blood after two hours to determine how much glucose is in your bloodstream; “if your glucose level doesn’t rise, it means your body isn’t properly digesting and absorbing the lactose” (Diseases and Conditions: Lactose Intolerance). A stool acidity test is when the doctor…

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    body makes your blood glucose (sugar) levels higher than normal” (Facts about type two diabetes). There are two types of diabetes, type one and type two. Type two is the most common type of diabetes. With type two your body doesn’t use insulin properly, it is also known as insulin resistance. Type two is also most common in African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans and Asian…

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    Lactose Research Paper

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    Lactose is a disaccharide sugar and it’s mainly found in dairy products. It’s made up of glucose and galactose. The enzyme lactase breaks down the carbohydrate lactose. Lactase is produced by cells in the small bowel. If lactase is nonexistent or lacking, lactose intolerance occurs. There are ways to classify people with lactase and without lactase. People with are called lactase persistent (LP) and without are called lactase non-persistent (LNP). There are many types of lactose intolerances.…

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    Glucocorticoids Essay

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    strategies available to reduce the negative effects of glucocorticoids on bone [1]. Endogenous or exogenous glucocorticoid excess is also associated with other serious clinical features such as the development of insulin resistance, impaired glucose tolerance and frank diabetes [2]. Glucocorticoids also cause changes in fat distribution favouring accumulation of central (visceral) fat at the expense of subcutaneous adipose tissue. Traditionally it has been thought that these adverse effects were…

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    Consuming too much sugar has downfalls, which involves more than extra calorie intake. As society has added sugars to foods, beyond the recommended daily intake, people have developed sugar-addiction. Researchers have identified these sugar-addictions. As an addict, there are signs that can help determine if there is a sugar-addiction. Unfortunately, there are hidden sugars that even someone trying to eat healthy may not be aware. There is a reason why we call them hidden sugars, on food labels…

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    Purpose: Do you know what happens to your body and muscles when undergoing anaerobic respiration? “During anaerobic respiration, less energy is released than during aerobic. This is because the breakdown of glucose is not complete. What it does to your muscles is it releases much less energy than it needs. Due to this, anaerobic respiration produces an oxygen debt that is the amount of oxygen needed to oxidise lactic acid to carbon dioxide and water”…

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    Carbohydrates Lab

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    diet. It can be found in a wide range of both healthy and unhealthy foods such as bread, bean, cake, popcorn, cookies, and soft drink (Harvard.edu). The consumption of bad carbohydrate that increases your blood sugar should be limit. If the blood glucose stays high for too long, it can develop type two diabetes (womenheath.gov). In addition, carbohydrates are the most important source of metabolic energy for human body, plants, and in animals that eat plants (Bruice 2011). The human body uses…

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