Paul Saladino· MD
The elderly are at most risk because they are more likely to be insulin resistant and have nutrient deficits!
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The elderly are at most risk because they are more likely to be insulin resistant and have nutrient deficits!
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I don't think it has to do with age I think it has to do with increasing insulin resistance and as we know as I talked about in many of my videos in the past immune system programming is intimately connected with insulin signaling when we come insulin when we become insulin resistant our immune system does not work