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<blockquote data-quote="ajbod" data-source="post: 2686090" data-attributes="member: 544995"><p>The problem with that scenario, is that Insulin is required to shove the Glucose into fat storage. Therefore Insulin resistance must have been there prior to any drop off of production. For the Beta cells to die off, either they are immuno compromised, or simply flogged to death.</p><p>Insulin production had to be excessive, trying to cope with the raised blood sugars, to cause the wearing out of the Beta cells. There must be some improvement in Insulin production, as witnessed by many of us, who consuming something we ordinarily would avoid, are often surprised how well our systems coped with it. But we all know this is essentially a one off, and repeating will rapidly go down hill.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ajbod, post: 2686090, member: 544995"] The problem with that scenario, is that Insulin is required to shove the Glucose into fat storage. Therefore Insulin resistance must have been there prior to any drop off of production. For the Beta cells to die off, either they are immuno compromised, or simply flogged to death. Insulin production had to be excessive, trying to cope with the raised blood sugars, to cause the wearing out of the Beta cells. There must be some improvement in Insulin production, as witnessed by many of us, who consuming something we ordinarily would avoid, are often surprised how well our systems coped with it. But we all know this is essentially a one off, and repeating will rapidly go down hill. [/QUOTE]
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