People are desperate to find the magic bullet the quick fix that will remove the drudgery of taking responsibility for one's care. I personally find the challenges a welcome tool in keeping my eye on the ball and my health in as fine a fettle as I can do in the circumstances.
Wish I could like this a 1000x
I’ve been battling a deranged metabolism for 45 years now. Every time i get one thing sorted, or learn a new coping mechanism, my body changes the rules. Sometimes for the better. Sometimes for the worse. Change is the only constant.
I see people chasing these quick fixes, and rapid answers and I scratch my head. It just doesn’t work that way.
Even if you get a fab result with a quick fix now, there will be another challenge round the corner, in a year, or a decade.
That’s life.
This is such a long game, with as many layers as an onion.
Keeps it interesting.
Keeps me learning, adapting, ‘questing’.
Age, hormones, stress, diet, activity, injury, heredity, environment, medication (both for D and other conditions) all factor in.
For anyone to think that visceral fat levels in liver and pancreas is the sole determinant of long term type 2 symptoms is barely scratching the surface.
The short term surface.