The study discussed involved a person eating a low-net carb wrap that caused a temporary increase in blood sugar, which then returned to baseline levels after two hours. The speaker emphasized that this response is normal for the body when consuming carbohydrates. The misconception arises from people misunderstanding transient changes in insulin and glucose levels and mistakenly associating them with chronic elevations, leading to confusion about the impact of carbohydrate consumption on blood sugar and insulin.
Welcome back to another episode of the podcast!
In this episode, I am publishing my interview with Jordan Lips on the Where Optiomal Meets Practical Podcast centered around insulin resistance.
In this episode we discuss:
- A little about my story
- The definition of insulin resistance
- How to test your insulin sensitivity?\
- Whether you should go low carb to improve insulin sensitivity?
- If you should wear a CGM to measure your blood sugar/insulin?
- Top 6 things to stay insulin sensitive
- If insulin resistance prevents weight loss?
and more.
If you want to learn more about insulin resistance make sure and check it out.
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