Protein absorption:
Body primarily uses amino acids as a building blocns and its not insulin deoendent. However excess protein loads (over 75 g/d ?) the rest gets processed to carbs thus requiring insulin.
Fat absorption:
On isocaloric diet also fats are used for building blocks, secondarily burned through ketone process. Neither of are affected by insulin.
On excess calories fats are stored in adipose tissue. Insulin plays some role in this. Might increse insulin resistance.
Meta study: The Role of Protein and Fat Intake on Insulin Therapy in Glycaemic Control of Paediatric Type 1 Diabetes: A Systematic Review and Research Gaps
Protein absorption: Body primarily uses amino acids as a building blocns and its not insulin deoendent. However excess protein loads (over 75 g/d ?) the rest gets processed to carbs thus requiring insulin.
Fat absorption: On isocaloric diet also fats are used for building blocks, secondarily burned through ketone process. Neither of are affected by insulin.
On excess calories fats are stored in adipose tissue. Insulin plays some role in this. Might increse insulin resistance.