Elevated Ketones Double Metabolic Rate in Fat Tissue: Dr. Ben Bikman Explains
August 2, 2024
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Dr. Bikman shares fascinating insights from his lab’s recent research, highlighting a rediscovery of findings made over a century ago about metabolic rates in individuals with type 1 diabetes.
Historically, these individuals were observed to have significantly higher metabolic rates, which correlated with poorly controlled diabetes and elevated ketone levels. Dr. Bikman’s team conducted a study that confirmed these findings across various models, including fat cells in Petri dishes, fat tissue from animals in ketosis, and human fat tissue in ketosis.
Their results revealed that elevated ketone levels lead to a substantial increase in the metabolic rate of fat tissue, often doubling the rate and, in some cases, exceeding it. This important discovery underscores the complex relationship between ketones and metabolic rate.
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