Paul Saladino· MD
and that tells the rest of the body to be insulin sensitive
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and that tells the rest of the body to be insulin sensitive
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we know that visceral fat that fat inside of the peritoneum is what determines the insulin sensitivity of the rest of the body mostly by lipo kind signals from that fat through the circulation to the peripheral muscles brain liver all the tissues of our body