Paul Saladino· MD
we know that if we strictly avoid salt we will become insulin-resistant yeah our body will create an insulin resistant phenotype in order to conserve that salt
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we know that if we strictly avoid salt we will become insulin-resistant yeah our body will create an insulin resistant phenotype in order to conserve that salt
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I think that a meat-based diet would provide because meat is so rich in potassium but higher amounts of salt or in any way shape or form detrimental to the human body I mean we can manage it we can exclude it I would love to see some of this research suggesting that higher sodium breaks the sodium potassium ATPase I've never seen that I think it's pretty clear that if we go too low on sodium we are going to develop insulin resistance