What happens to your body after eating a meal? | Metabolism
In this video, Dr Mike explains what happens metabolically in the fed state (immediately after eating a meal). This 'absorptive-state' is characterised by high insulin levels and high blood glucose levels. Dr Mike explains what happens to the glucose, amino acids, fatty acids, and glycerol we have recently absorbed from our meal.

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