Re: RC: Re: one of your type discussions on ridecamp now

[Tivers@aol.com]

In a message dated 12/16/99 8:40:19 AM Pacific Standard Time, CMKSAGEHIL 
writes:

<< So, is it not logical to ensure that there is an abundance of the 
preferred, and vital, substrate???? >>
 
 Then why, in the NORMAL horse, is there mixed use of substrates--with nearly 
half of the energy coming from VFA's?  The horse doesn't just say--oops, I'm 
outta glucose, time to use the VFA's.  Nope--he uses them continuously, along 
WITH the glucose.  And if he has MORE VFA's, it means the carbs will go 
farther, too.  This is not an either-or thing, Tom.  This is a harmony in 
which both substrates work together.
 
 Heidi >>


]When you say NORMAL horse, you're talking about a horse standing still. Fed 
lightly on carbs. with fasting level blood glucose. The laboratory animal. A 
C Major chord. When the horse goes to work, the 7ths and the 9ths come into 
play and it's a far more complex progression of harmonies. 

ti


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