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I remember NAD+ when learning how your cells metabolize alcohol causing loss of glucose synthesisDropping these here
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Meaning when you drink alcohol it turns into poison but chemically in the process you can't process glucose causing low blood sugar.
You cells have these things call Mitochondria(which are really ancient bacteria). They're the powerhouses of your cells. When you drink alcohol, it goes through the Krebs cycle of cellular respiration. The mitochondria processes alcohol dehydrogenase(an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of ethanol) into acetaldehyde(a poison). A byproduct is NAD+ which halts glucose synthesis.
Remember everything is either transformed or transferred into something else. Everything in nature is recycled.
I'm Type 1`Diabetic. my Endocrinologist tells me horror stories all the time of diabetics dying in their sleep from drinking alcohol.
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