Hate to break it to to you buddy, but there are dozens of randomized clinical trials that probe you wrong. If you have an alternative hypothesis about the mechanism of fat deposition that's independent of insulin signaling, let's hear it and see the evidence for it.
you can eat 1 trillion calories in fat and protein and not gain a single pound or adipose tissue
Fuck off faggot.
That's quite a hypothesis. Did you develop it yourself or is it the work of an accomplished endocrinologist?
This is the problem when people with limited capacity for comprehension learn some basic facts but are unable to put them all together into a working framework. If you actually understood glucose and ketone metabolism it wouldn't seem strange or impossible to you.
There are other processes at work that you're ignoring or not understanding. There is a limit to how much you can physically eat, especially of fat. Eating 5,000 calories of carbs is easy, but I dare you to try that with fat. Godspeed.
This is the problem when people with limited capacity for comprehension learn some basic facts but are unable to put them all together into a working framework. If you actually understood glucose and ketone metabolism it wouldn't seem strange or impossible to you.
I've done keto, you're a retard. The body can store and does store both fat and protein as adipose tissue. You're the one who doesn't understand basic metabolics of the human body. I can eat 5000 calories in fat and protein no problem. Fat is 9 cal / gram carbs and protein are 4 cal / gram. I've been on keto diet for a year. I've eaten over 5000 calories in a day easy, for multiple days. I knew my TDEE and (that's neither 5k calories nor on a keto diet but to show I can and have tracked calories) and gained a relevant amount of fat weight and muscle weight as expected.
You're so wrong it's hilarious, and quite jewish. You sound exactly like a hamplanet pushing the jewish propaganda about healthy fats etc.
There is a limit to how much you can physically eat, especially of fat.
No. You are right thought on there being a limit on how much you can eat. But which macro-nutrient is irrelevant.
Eating 5,000 calories of carbs is easy, but I dare you to try that with fat. Godspeed.
Easy. You think eating 70 eggs would be some inhuman feat? In 24 hours? I drank 16 raw eggs today, and that was simply casually drinking them and eating solid foods as meals. If I were to just drink them I would easily hit 70 in 24 hours especially replacing the 1.5 cups full-fat yogurt I include per smoothie. That's 340 grams. An egg is ~ 50 grams, do the math. Not hard.
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