How might you define when "starvation" (or at least "fasting") starts? The most sensible division point between the normal physiological "between-meals" state and the abnormal pathophysiological state of starvation is: __________. Which dangerous pathophysiological states are likely to result both from starvation or from low-carbohydrate diets?
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Step 1: Starvation (or fasting) is generally considered to start around 48 hours after fasting, when the body enters a state of long-term fasting. Show more…
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