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Five days earlier, I'd had a biopsy tube the size of a pencil jammed into the side of my thigh17 to skip the theory and look directly at the limits of my muscle. Much teeth grinding, three muscle samples, and a myography lab later, I finally had answers. Tertius looked at me with a serious expression. "I'm a doctor, so I like to speak plainly. You might not like what I'm going to tell you, but I'm going to tell you anyway." I'm going to tell you anyway." "Ummm ... Okay." "You'd have trouble finishing a 10K." I nodded. "In fact, I think you'd have trouble finishing a 5K." This wasn't exactly what I wanted to hear, but three months of obsessing over ultraendurance had taken me many places, and this was one of them: enzymes. CS, 3HAD, LDH, and PFK are all enzymes that limit energy production through di erent pathways. South African Xhosa mid- and long-distance runners, for example, have high levels of lactate
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