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JustJacked said:"Get this, glucose provides energy for your brain and for making blood in your body. Glucose can be made from protein, however, this requires the breakdown of body protein, yes, from muscle. That's right, if you're not eating enough carbohydrates, your body will start breaking down precious muscle tissue for glucose. Unfortunately, your body cannot use fats for glucose. Also, protein has its own roles in the body, and making glucose is not one of them, so by restricting carbohydrate intake, you throw your body's processes out of whack"
This was in an article by David Knowles-degree in excercise science and bodybuilder.
Here is the full article if you want to read it. http://www.flexbodybuilding.com/nutrition_lesson.html
How do those on a CDK diet gain any muscle then? Must you be in constant ketosis?