The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
the increasing sense that the size of the adipose mass was doing something to the levels of circulating insulin that somehow insulin rises when the fat mass Rises and the mechanism or they're really not the other way around was it clear which direction
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at the time I think the view was pretty much dead as fat mass increases the concentration of insulin rises to to meet the consequences of so-called insulin resistance which occurred not only in adipose tissue but maybe more importantly in liver and muscle
so at the time I think the view was pretty much dead as fat mass increases the concentration of insulin rises to to meet the consequences of so-called insulin resistance which occurred not only in adipose tissue but maybe more importantly in liver and muscle
So the fat tissue becomes insulin resistant first that facilitates the insulin resistance of the glucose controlling tissues muscle, liver and the alpha cells.