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hey guys in this video I want to bring

up a question what is worse having high

insulin or having high glucose type down

below what you think is worse okay let’s

just talk about it so the first thing to

occur in the chain of events is high

insulin okay then a person develops

insulin resistance which is pre-diabetes

then eventually they’ll develop

hyperglycemia which is high sugar hyper

glycaemia is high amounts of sugar which

is now diagnosed as diabetes but in this

process right here if their adrenals are

weak okay they can actually develop

hypoglycemia because the high amounts of

insulin is driving down the sugar and

the body doesn’t have the kind of the

buffering the neutralization of the low

blood sugar like the adrenals supposed

to release sugar and the liver to kind

of stabilize the blood sugar so if

there’s problems with the adrenal the

person will first have hypoglycemic low

blood sugar symptoms before they get

hyperglycemia a high sugar so high

amounts of insulin has direct side

effects which we’re going to talk about

an indirect side effects depending

what’s happening with hypoglycemia or

hyperglycemia okay so the direct side

effects from having high amounts of

insulin be cardiac hypertrophy where the

cells of the heart actually get bigger

like in cardiomegaly where the heart

doesn’t fit into the chest cabin anymore

that creates a lot of problems with the

with the vessels and the valves and the

the actual work of the heart and the

function of the heart thrombus which is

a clot so when you have too much insulin

it really targets the large arteries to

the heart especially the wall of the

heart and it makes it stiff it actually

creates lesions it creates problems with

plaquing creates obstruction and

eventually will develop a clot it can

actually turn to a stroke or just have a

heart attack so high insulin is behind

most all inflammatory conditions turns

into diabetes causing the fatty liver

makes you fat and obesity causes the

cancer I’m going to put some links down

below

Alzheimer’s because it affects the

dimension and plaquing of the brain

amyloid plaque II metabolic syndrome

which is a combination of some of these

we just talked about the ret now that’s

the I nerve damage and kidney damage

other than that it’s totally fine now

when you have diabetes type 1 which you

don’t produce insulin anymore so

diabetics type 1 still have high insulin

because they’re being given insulin

through an injection the ultimate goal

would be to decrease the amount of

insulin that your body uses so if you’re

diabetic and you’re on medication the

goal would be to take the least amount

possible if you’re not a diabetic

is to eliminate the foods that are

triggering insulin so I put a link down

below exactly how to do that thanks for

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