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What if, for example, my A1C comes back as non-diabetic. Does this mean that my insulin resistance is not a problem? I am asking this as the ads on TV, internet, etc, say that it can be reversed? True or false?
What if, for example, my A1C comes back as non-diabetic. Does this mean that my insulin resistance is not a problem? I am asking this as the ads on TV, internet, etc, say that it can be reversed? True or false?
What if, for example, my A1C comes back as non-diabetic. Does this mean that my insulin resistance is not a problem? I am asking this as the ads on TV, internet, etc, say that it can be reversed? True or false?
From my own testing I'd say it can be improved significantly although as it is rarely tested for its hard to say for sure.What if, for example, my A1C comes back as non-diabetic. Does this mean that my insulin resistance is not a problem? I am asking this as the ads on TV, internet, etc, say that it can be reversed? True or false?
What if, for example, my A1C comes back as non-diabetic. Does this mean that my insulin resistance is not a problem? I am asking this as the ads on TV, internet, etc, say that it can be reversed? True or false?
There is no known cure.
What if you stop looking at it as an illness. Given the vagaries of nature and the way it works there may well be something we are unaware of that we are benefiting from.
I certainly had no real k flu problems. The wife (non d) struggled massively to the point we are slowly reducing her carbs.
We may run better than a non d ever could on fat. Vascular differences maybe.
T2 is an illness granted and difficult to come to terms with.
Pre-diabetic. Not so sure. I would bet real money there is likely an upside. Maybe the liver and pancreas are more closely matched. Maybe more efficient (when supplied propperly)
Could also be the ramblings of a fool but with things like autophagy discovered in our programming?
Just sayin.
What if you stop looking at it as an illness. Given the vagaries of nature and the way it works there may well be something we are unaware of that we are benefiting from.
I certainly had no real k flu problems. The wife (non d) struggled massively to the point we are slowly reducing her carbs.
We may run better than a non d ever could on fat. Vascular differences maybe.
T2 is an illness granted and difficult to come to terms with.
Pre-diabetic. Not so sure. I would bet real money there is likely an upside. Maybe the liver and pancreas are more closely matched. Maybe more efficient (when supplied propperly)
Could also be the ramblings of a fool but with things like autophagy discovered in our programming?
Just sayin.
What if, for example, my A1C comes back as non-diabetic. Does this mean that my insulin resistance is not a problem? I am asking this as the ads on TV, internet, etc, say that it can be reversed? True or false?