Insulin Sensitivity

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I received the link below from Dr.Jon. A long article but

(imo) well worth the read. It deals with diet & insulin sensitivity.

It also deals with prescription drugs which often compound problems

by selectively counter-acting symptoms rather than really treating

imbalances. It is a talk by Ronald Rosedale, M.D. Presented at

Designs for Health Institute's BoulderFest. Below is a brief quote &

the URL.

 

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Insulin sensitivity is going to start being determined from the

moment the sperm combines with the egg. If your mother, while you

were in the womb was eating a high carbohydrate diet, which is

turning into sugar, we have been able to show that the fetus in

animals becomes more insulin resistant.

 

Worse yet, they are able to use sophisticated measurements, and if

that fetus happens to be a female, they find that the eggs of that

fetus are more insulin resistant. Does that mean it is genetic? No,

you can be born with something and it doesn't mean that it is

genetic. Diabetes is not a genetic disease as such. You can have a

genetic predisposition. But it should be an extremely rare disease.

 

http://www.cat007.com/insulin.htm