Glycolysis and Fermentation (updated) 

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This was absolutely the best explanation of glycolysis I've ever seen. Thank you so much!

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Hey! Awesome video. Very clear and easy to understand. I learned and I really enjoyed it. Thank you.

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Another great lesson. Easy to follow.

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Great video, concepts well laid out

Wonderful. Thank you, sir. There are three types of fermentation exist: alcoholic, acetic acid and lactic acid. I was wondered that you did not mention acetic acid one. If there are a book fully explain fermentation types with their pathways, please introduce me.

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9:57 Fermentation

I have a very basic question on alcohol fermentation. When you talk about the cytoplasm, is that from the cells of say the juice of a grape?

Where's the video that takes diabetic mitochondria and how do you improve or supplement to try to get more functionality?😊

One of the videos

Nadh from mitochondria or seperates?

Thank you very much for the video. But I have a question my mirobiolgy textbook says fermentation produces 2 ATP... which one is correct?

What is the answer to number 6 on the kobe quiz?

I love his videos but lack of oxygen is not necessarily from exercise. That’s gonna bring in oxygen. Which is why it’s called aerobic exercise for instance. It’s going to drive up the rate of reactions and help to burn up the carbs, ie, those glucose molecules. Sitting on your butt, eating high processed foods that are shelf stable and are made so by removing all the water content, which is where you get most of your oxygen for the Krebs cycle and electron transport chain. GMOs, those that have been modified to withstand Roundup ready and non GMOs sprayed with glyphosate to induce early harvest are also extremely dehydrating. Both to the environment and to our bodies. And considering most foods in the grocery store are GMO or somehow tainted with glyphosate, ESP if non organic, you know you’re not getting the oxygen you need to convert your carbs to ATP and so the body has to convert em to fat and shove em in fat cells via insulin. And then which leads to all kinds of other health issues.

From where you got 2 Oxygen molecules during ethanol fermentation and not in lactic acid formation🤔

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