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so normalizing your blood sugars is only

a very small part of the solution I want

to show you I got a new book it’s called

insulin resistance insulin action and

it’s disturbances and disease amazing

amazing book kind of thick but it has

every single reference on insulin

resistance okay

and I want to just bring up one

interesting point he talks about insulin

being a disposal hormone for excess

carbohydrates okay and here’s the

problem

sometimes the goal of medicine when you

have diabetes is to basically just lower

your blood glucose level that’s the main

focus right you take your medication

whether it’s metformin glucophage or

insulin and then just normalize blood

glucose just get it out of the blood

okay but here’s the big question where

is this glucose going is it just

disappearing no it’s being disposed of

in other places your liver your pancreas

are on the heart around the organs as

visceral fat in the fat cell itself it’s

being crammed in other parts of the body

until that expands and gets bigger so it

really is camouflaging the problem so

the next time you’re with your doctor

discuss the point of is our goal just to

normalize blood glucose or do we want to

normalize body glucose and the only way

to do that is to stop eating glucose and

sugar and starches I don’t know of

another way so anyway I just wanted to

bring up this one point if something’s

just so obvious to me I don’t know why

it’s so hard to understand by other

people but the point is that medication

only patches things up it makes it look

good on the lab values but it doesn’t

give you an overall body solution thanks

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