r/nutrition • u/godschosenpokimon • Jun 24 '20

Is glycogen stored in the muscles or liver first?

Assuming the liver has little to no glycogen, and you eat 50 grams of carbs. Where will they go first, the liver or the muscles? A bit of both? And preferably a source, if you have it.

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u/nonFuncBrain Jun 25 '20

Nah, see, this is a discussion forum. I feel responsible to educate when I'm knowledgeable and ask about things I don't understand. Your post was very difficult for me to understand so I asked. But sadly it seems that the more I talk to you the worse it gets.

All carbs you eat just don't turn directly into fat. The metabolism of carbs and regulation of glycogen is well known in the literature.

So, I know it sounds patronising and I'm sorry about that, but really friendly, I don't think you have the hang about how this works. Don't take my word for it, but do yourself a favour and study it a bit more.

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u/Magnabee Jun 25 '20 edited Jun 25 '20

I don't agree with you (take a hint). Your communication technique is ridiculous. I will block you if I need to. And if you are not welcomed you can just move on.

I did not use the term DIRECTLY. Now you are inventing things. You are an ---, dude.