“Crunchy things (cholesterol crystals) in his veins“ …eeew
Glad you asked me to clarify what we are discussing here because this leads to more valuable information on very very deep levels concerning ketones, Vitamin C, in addition to CVD; there is something more incredible going on here than I thought I knew and it is getting even more fascinating?
I always learn more and deeper things than I ever could in a college or university using these very specific forum threads and can expand on pre-existing knowledge more easily.
Kudos to the software engineers
Footnotes:
[2] “…First, blood glucose values will be lower on average, meaning that there will be a more favourable ratio of vitamin C to glucose, even at the same vitamin C level. Second, in ketosis, many cells are taking up ketones for fuel, and therefore much less glucose needs to be taken…” …More
[3] “…Prior studies have shown that vitamin C ingestion interferes with testing devices that monitor glucose and ketones, giving false-positive results[13]. Ceriotti et al[14] showed that vitamin C exhibited falsely elevated readings for glucose and beta-hydroxybutyrate in hospitalized patients. …” …More