Peter Attia· MD
so one of the big things that we've forgotten is that insulin I told you there are two problems in diabetes one is you don't make enough insulin the other is you're insulin resistant you need to attack both problems
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so one of the big things that we've forgotten is that insulin I told you there are two problems in diabetes one is you don't make enough insulin the other is you're insulin resistant you need to attack both problems
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one of the big things that we forgotten is that insulin I told you there two problems in diabetes one is you don't make enough insulin the other is you're insulin resistant you need to attack both problems uh and the paper that I recently published which is a perspective in Lancet Diabetes Endocrinology was to bring people back to look we we're focusing on obesity and weight loss and we should but we need to remember that we still have a genetic cause for the insulin resistance