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<blockquote data-quote="Antje77" data-source="post: 2687577" data-attributes="member: 372207"><p>Oh, I'm a T1 and I have more than a fair bit of insulin resistance, which makes the T2 threads relevant for me.</p><p>From what I've read (too late for looking up references for me as well), the main issue with high circulating insulin levels is developing T2. Which most on here already have.</p><p>Still, I'm not familiar with any very clear studies proving that T2 (or T1) with non diabetic BG affects everything in the body, which was the original question in this thread. High BG on the other hand, no matter what type of diabetes caused it, has very clearly been proven to affect many body parts over time.</p><p></p><p>The fact that diabetics of all types develop the same complications with long time high BG but usually not with healthy numbers is enough for me to put my money on the high BG being the cause of complications.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Antje77, post: 2687577, member: 372207"] Oh, I'm a T1 and I have more than a fair bit of insulin resistance, which makes the T2 threads relevant for me. From what I've read (too late for looking up references for me as well), the main issue with high circulating insulin levels is developing T2. Which most on here already have. Still, I'm not familiar with any very clear studies proving that T2 (or T1) with non diabetic BG affects everything in the body, which was the original question in this thread. High BG on the other hand, no matter what type of diabetes caused it, has very clearly been proven to affect many body parts over time. The fact that diabetics of all types develop the same complications with long time high BG but usually not with healthy numbers is enough for me to put my money on the high BG being the cause of complications. [/QUOTE]
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