Finally getting to see an endocrinologist to see me in August.
I would be interested in you views/opinions with my question below that I'll be asking the endocrinologist
The Cpetide test shows you are producing enough insulin. Insulin is given to you and your blood levels go down, would this not indicate the target cells are good and that the insulin the body makes is damaged? If your glucose level doesn't change then that would indicate the target cells are damaged, in my view.
I know eating a LCHF diet works in either case to keep your glucose at a good level. However, one is the pancreas producing flawed insulin, and the other is the target cells not working properly. Could this not mean that there is two approaches that medicine and science can take in looking for the cure?
Thanks
I would be interested in you views/opinions with my question below that I'll be asking the endocrinologist
The Cpetide test shows you are producing enough insulin. Insulin is given to you and your blood levels go down, would this not indicate the target cells are good and that the insulin the body makes is damaged? If your glucose level doesn't change then that would indicate the target cells are damaged, in my view.
I know eating a LCHF diet works in either case to keep your glucose at a good level. However, one is the pancreas producing flawed insulin, and the other is the target cells not working properly. Could this not mean that there is two approaches that medicine and science can take in looking for the cure?
Thanks