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<blockquote data-quote="millenium" data-source="post: 1802824" data-attributes="member: 410413"><p>Yeah. Dawn phenomema is likely due to poor liver control of glucose over-released into bloodstream and insulin resistance. There are a few ways to improve this, exercising regularly, eat less carb to reduce liver glycogen, reducing the waistline and hence the fat around the internal organs, increasing lean body mass, and taking metformin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="millenium, post: 1802824, member: 410413"] Yeah. Dawn phenomema is likely due to poor liver control of glucose over-released into bloodstream and insulin resistance. There are a few ways to improve this, exercising regularly, eat less carb to reduce liver glycogen, reducing the waistline and hence the fat around the internal organs, increasing lean body mass, and taking metformin. [/QUOTE]
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