What is glycosis?

Answer by  rosieposey78 (1304)

Glucose is an important carbohydrate found in living things. When this carbohydrate is broken down into smaller parts without the presence of oxygen and with a release of energy, this is called glycolysis. It has a particular sequence. It is a way for organisms to ferment sugar such as when yeast is used to make the alcohol in beer.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

Do you mean "Glycolysis"? Because I can't find glycosis in my research. It is the process breaking down glucose into pyruvic acid. If you are having difficulties with cramping, don't be concerned with the process so much as what you can do. Potassium helps, consult a nutritional specialist.

Answer by  SandyG (807)

There is no medical term "glycosis". Please check back on the spelling of the term you are looking for and we will be glad to help you. There is no medical term "glycosis". Please check back on the spelling of the term you are looking for and we will be glad to help you.

Answer by  Ane (54)

Glycosis is carbohydrate that is found in food. It is the main source of energy in the body. During metabolic reactions this molecule may be transformed into fatty acids or proteins. The level of the glycosis in human body is called glycemia.