Oxidized PUFAs, Salt and Insulin Resistance, HRT | THRR142
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We had several people write in with ideas and just, you know, just really feeling for Kyle and his wife. So we did have several people share just things that occurred to them. I thought I would read some of those just to throw out ideas, not just for Kyle, but for other people who might be experiencing something similar.
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Pufa OR Oxidized Pufa?
Mike says:
Hey Robb,
Its really common lately, in the ancestral / carnivore / animal-based echo chambers, to hear about pufa being a problem, but I’m curious if this is legit, or if the Paul Saladino’s of the world should be saying ‘oxidized pufa’ every single time they simply say ‘pufa’?? I know polyunsaturated fats are relatively fragile to oxidation (if that makes sense), but are all the pufa’s we eat really oxidized? And if not, do you think the non oxidized pufa are really a problem?? Thanks
Salt and insulin resistance
Hi Robb and Nicki,
I am curious of the relationship between salt and insulin resistance. I have heard you say that extra salt will simply give gi side effects in a healthy person. My problem is that i am "prediabetic" My sugar is relatively normal during the day, depending on what I eat, it will go in the 160s, though my fasting blood sugar is often 110-120. I fast for 10-14 hours a day (T R E) and i am mildly overweight. I am 6' and 210 lbs. I am very active doing remodeling as a hobby and firefighter/ paramedic for a job however I do not really "work out". I try hard to have decent sleep but the 24 hr schedule for work makes that hit or miss. Is there a concern for too much salt with insulin resistance? Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge!!
Next stop, HRT?
Adam says
44 yo male, 6’ 210lbs, been weight training consistently for 25 yrs. Mtn bike, run - pretty active. Been struggling with sleep for last two years and for the past yr have been having lower energy, mood swings, lack luster workouts and most recently lower libido. No particular diet except do my best to avoid added sugar on a daily basis. Blood pressure is perfect, cholesterol is in the right ranges per GP guidelines. Thyroid testing ok, cortisol seems inline(14.6 ug/dl) Last Glucose test showed 87 mg/dl - only red flags seem to be elevated iron /ferritin levels which I’m trying to remedy with monthly blood draws. Otherwise eat lots of meat and vegetables- probably 3500 calories +\- daily. Supplement with creatine and whey protein. Considering trying HRT as my total testosterone has been consistently under 400 for the last two years (388 this week) and free was at 6 ng/dl. Am I not sleeping cause of low T or do I have low T cause I’m not sleeping? Not aware of any dietary issues or allergies and not sure what to do next. Love LMNT and the show - any insight would be appreciated!
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