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    Carb absorbtion rate?

    Odd question. I have a buddy I work with that is doing Keto. He actually believes that if he eats food packed with sugar carbs real fast, then they won't absorb into his sytem. He said that carbs start breaking down while you're chewing them with the enzymes in your mouth. If you swallow right away your body will process them for the toilet before they can fully digest. Is this insane or what?

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    Hahahah...watch his waist line EXPLODE!

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    it seems pretty dumb to me lol

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    He is in for a rude awakening, most of the carbohydrate processing and absorption occur in the microvillis of small intestinal cells.....he is going to pork out.
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    say i eat 3000 grams of carbs in one day (hypothetical) will all these carbs get absorbed and turned to fat or will it just overload my body and most of it will go out unabsorbed?

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    Sounds strange and possibley unheathy there. Your friend needs help.
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    Well can't he tell if he's right or not using Keto sticks?

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