
Wolverine Kit
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Wolverine Kit
@wolverinebiokit
Biohacking Enthusiast | Muscle Architect | Science-Driven Gains




Je viens de dîner mais j’ai encore faim, j’hésite entre me faire un shaker protéiné ou craquer complètement et aller m’acheter une gaufre Nutella chantilly






Coconut oil is partly the sugar of fats but not in a strict sense. Only short- and medium-chain fatty acids up to C10 enter mitochondria without the carnitine shuttle and are oxidized rapidly, with kinetics closer to glucose. Coconut oil is mostly lauric acid (C12), which sits at the boundary. Part of it is handled quickly, but a significant fraction still requires carnitine-dependent transport. It is not equivalent to true MCT. Dairy fat provides short-chain fatty acids like butyrate (C4), and MCT oil provides C8 and C10. These are the fats that consistently bypass carnitine and are cleared rapidly. This matters for the Randle cycle. Rapidly oxidized fatty acids do not sustain high acetyl-CoA and NADH levels, so inhibition of glucose oxidation remains limited. Longer-chain fatty acids maintain beta-oxidation and keep inhibiting glucose oxidation through pyruvate dehydrogenase. The difference comes down to how long the fatty acids stay in the oxidative system.









I wrote the most complete fat loss guide in 3 parts, based on 10 years of trial and error where I tried pretty much everything until I found a sustainable method where you don’t have to starve or constantly restrict yourself. Part 1 is about nutrition: how to raise your metabolism and a few cheat codes to speed up fat loss and avoid plateaus while keeping high energy. Part 2 is about lifestyle habits, other cheat codes outside nutrition that have a huge impact on fat loss, and a full guide on how to design the perfect training program tailored to you. Both are free. Part 3 doesn’t concern you unless you’re already around 12–15% body fat (which is also why it’s paid): it covers the full pharmacology of fat loss. Each guide is about 150 A4 pages if printed. You can find them all here: berbarianwizard.substack.com





I wrote the most complete fat loss guide in 3 parts, based on 10 years of trial and error where I tried pretty much everything until I found a sustainable method where you don’t have to starve or constantly restrict yourself. Part 1 is about nutrition: how to raise your metabolism and a few cheat codes to speed up fat loss and avoid plateaus while keeping high energy. Part 2 is about lifestyle habits, other cheat codes outside nutrition that have a huge impact on fat loss, and a full guide on how to design the perfect training program tailored to you. Both are free. Part 3 doesn’t concern you unless you’re already around 12–15% body fat (which is also why it’s paid): it covers the full pharmacology of fat loss. Each guide is about 150 A4 pages if printed. You can find them all here: berbarianwizard.substack.com





























