Welcome everybody to another episode of Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike's medical podcast.

I'm your host, Dr. Mark did O'Rich, and today I'm joined by my co-host.

Oh my God.

It is Winston Churchill.

What a dude.

Got his big cigar.

You know, the cigar that Churchill was named after him, just so you know, named after him

because he smoked cigars that size.

My question is, what was it called before then?

I am your host, Dr. Mark Todorovich.

And this is Matt, Dr. Matthew Barton.

Just if you're listening to us and you don't know who we are, I just told you.

That's the introduction. That's the introduction. I'm a associate professor, medicine, Bond

University. Matt is senior lecturer within health sciences at Griffith University. We teach students

and we've taught students for well over a decade now about how the human body works. We talk

about anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology and pharmacology. And we are in our series at the moment,

a special series, Matt, where we're talking about exercise physiology. We're taking physiology

and applying it within the context of exercise. So mostly focusing on the muscle tissue itself. So

usually when we're talking about all these things,

think about the muscle tissue unless we say otherwise. And today's topic is exercise metabolism.

So we're going to have a look at the metabolic responses to exercise. How does the body respond

to varying intensities of exercise and what fuel sources does the body use during these

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