Paul Saladino· MD
Excess CORTISOL from limiting carbohydrates does.
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Excess CORTISOL from limiting carbohydrates does.
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there's cortisol too that can induce insulin resistance in fact John yugkin showed in rats that cortisone because rats don't produce cortisol that's the human equivalent it's cortisone actually increases before insulin
hypercortisolemia is another factor