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.
if every doctor in the US ordered fasting insulin on their patients we would uncover a MASSIVE burden of metabolic dysfunction that is crippling our country and begin treating it with simple lifestyle interventions that are profoundly effective.
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Every physician on the planet should check fasting insulin on their patients and know how to interpret this test (goal <5uiu/ml)
if people have not had their fasting insulin level checked I would urge them to ask for that from their physician because I think the fasting insulin is one of the test that's never done that can really help differentiate risk
I think the world would change in master medicine if they just check a [ __ ] fasting insulin right
if more people ordered fasting insulin if more Physicians ordered fasting insulin one of our spectation or has more Pas and more patients were empowered to ask their Physicians for fasting insulin it would change the face of medicine because we would see how many people have elevated fasting insulin they have subclinical insulin resistance subclinical metabolic dysfunction
I think if more people ordered fasting insulin if more Physicians ordered fasting insulin one of our spectation or has more Pas and more patients were empowered to ask their Physicians for fasting insulin it would change the face of medicine because we would see how many people have elevated fasting insulin they have subclinical insulin resistance subclinical metabolic dysfunction
I think if more physicians did fasting insulin, it would change medicine.
what if the federal government subsidized that the insurance company can't tell you no a single blood test would zero in it's not perfect but it's damn sensitive and specific and we would be able to tell overnight that we have this huge epidemic of metabolic dysfunction in this country the reference range for fasting insulin is like it goes up to 22 or 26 micro IU per ml