Chapter
Understanding Insulin-like Peptides
1:04:34 - 1:10:20 (05:46)
The insulin-like peptides can signal in the brain and taking glucose disposal burden off the other cells can turn that down. A study by Isomura showed a connection between ribosomes and fast-twitch fibers.
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Dr. Rhonda Patrick discusses the hidden pathways for muscle growth and longevity beyond the insulin pathway, including the benefits of over-expressing the protein kinase AKT by exercising fast-twitch muscle fibers.
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muscle growth
Summary
Dr. Rhonda Patrick discusses the hidden pathways for muscle growth and longevity beyond the insulin pathway, including the benefits of over-expressing the protein kinase AKT by exercising fast-twitch muscle fibers.
ChapterUnderstanding Insulin-like Peptides
Episode#239: How to Reverse Aging with Art De Vany
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The transcription of new proteins in the brain is not necessary when it's not the right time.
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Brain Functions
Summary
The transcription of new proteins in the brain is not necessary when it's not the right time. Insulin-like peptides signal too often, but taking the glucose disposal burden off other cells can control it.