The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
remember when we treat type 1 diabetics we're always giving the insulin into the periphery uh and you or I when uh you ingest the meal where does the insulin go It Go goes into the portal vein so the liver is seeing a high level of insulin that's good it says stop making glucose but now it removes half of the insulin so how much insulin gets into the periphery half of what you secreted
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the liver is seeing a high level of insulin that's good it says stop making glucose but now it removes half of the insulin so how much insulin gets into the periphery half of what you secreted why because is we don't want the insulin in the periphery over insulinization insulin into the portal circulation liver sees the Insulin good stop making glucose but it also takes up half of the insulin so less insulin get enough to nourish the muscle okay enough to shut down the fat producing free fatty acids but not enough to hyper insize the system