Question

a fast, how long might our glycogen reserves last? tow long might our fat reserves last? What would happen if we could/did store enough glycogen to last say a month? One important thing about glycogen....it can help maintain our blood sugar during a fast. our stored fatty acids to replenish our blood sugar? If Fatty acids are not good substrates for gluconeogenesis, then what in our body can serve as gluconeogenesis during a fast? While Glycolysis and Krebs cycle are both generally considered to be "catabolic pathways", we find that anabolie pathways also depend upon them. Besides generating a way to create ATP cnergy. how else do anabolic pathways depend upon glycolysis and Krebs. Give 6 specific examples of how intermediates of catabolic pathways can be used in the body by anabolic pathways.

Answer 1

After an exercise, glycogen reserves are known to last for as long as 90 minutes
During fasting, our fat reserves can last as long as 40 days. So only it takes many hours of exercises
to burn the fat(Adipose tissue)