Paul Saladino· MD
so you can have a normal fasting insulin level and still be insulin resistant.
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so you can have a normal fasting insulin level and still be insulin resistant.
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The best test of that will probably turn out to be a Kraft GTT. This dynamic test becomes abnormal first for insulin response.