However, because the liver uses some nutrients immediately, less may be available for the rest of the body, especially during times of stress, inflammation, high toxin exposure, or low nutrient intake, when the livers demand increases
And this paradigm seemed so obvious (we get fat because we take in more calories than we expend) that they never thought to question it. In his blog, however, he was much less political in his answer to that question: Yes, it was fair to say that I think a large body of otherwise very smart people, PhDs and MDs all, were operating with suboptimal intelligence. That sort of unguarded response can garner him enemies among the scientists and public health officials he is trying to convince with his interpretations of the research data
2 See Warnings and Precautions (5.5) * Baseline value is the geometric mean Values are baseline median, median % change, and the Hodges-Lehmann estimate of the median treatment difference
84 ACC inhibitors reduce hepatic steatosis in patients with MASLD, but they also increase serum triglycerides