Insulin and Complications
The discussion highlights the historical shift in diabetes treatment, where insulin became the go-to solution despite its role as a fat storage hormone. As patients began to experience severe complications from diabetes, the prevailing assumption was that poor blood sugar control was to blame, leading to an increased reliance on insulin without understanding the potential dietary impacts. The lack of proper clinical trials during this period left many questions unanswered about the true causes of these complications.In this clip
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The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
Diabetes: A Food-Borne Disease | Gary Taubes
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