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[Part II] Metabolic Overload: How Modern Diets Break the Body

2025-02-28

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The human metabolism evolved under conditions of scarcity—finely tuned for whole foods, intermittent fasting, and rare glucose surges. The modern diet—dominated by ultra-processed foods and relentless carbohydrate exposure—overwhelms this system, forcing it into continuous metabolic stress. The question is not why metabolic disease is rising, but why we would expect anything else. When any system is forced beyond...

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Literature Corpus work: ba88a56e-e722-53cd-a234-13f963659b01
DOI: 10.22541/au.173990463.31703496/v2

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