Can I ask you a follow-up question

From: svburke
Subject: Nutrition
Date/Time 2006-11-26 18:01:34
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related to the blood-sugar stability issue? In addition to supposedly making you less likely to overeat, does a stable blood sugar also make it any less likely that excess calories will be stored as fat? I vaguely recall reading somewhere something like this, i.e. that an insulin spike may lead to more calories being stored as fat. But I don't think I understand the reasoning behind it. Why wouldn't excess calories get treated the same way regardless? Any thoughts?

SB

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