Paul Saladino· MD
the insulin levels rise and you get hyperinsulinemia I mean that's the way we that's one of the ways that we test for it is fasting insulin
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the insulin levels rise and you get hyperinsulinemia I mean that's the way we that's one of the ways that we test for it is fasting insulin
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I think before we go on I want to ask you or I want to suggest that we must accept that in states of insulin resistance we have hyperinsulinemia because without hyperinsulinemia I do not believe that we can prove insulin resistance
so in the early days I was checking those numbers quite a bit and I would see that I do insulin and glucose tolerance test and I'd see that I'm probably not checking that as often now but when I do check it usually they're fasting insulin least is off the charts so definitely they've got signs of early hyperinsulinemia