Peter Attia· MD
there's zero Improvement in insulin sensitivity zero Improvement in beta cell function
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there's zero Improvement in insulin sensitivity zero Improvement in beta cell function
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6 years later okay 29% of the the people with the Ada approach have failed their A1C is above 6 and a half 6 years later with our approach 70% of the people have an A1C that's less than 6 and a half
and we said uh that the goal of therapy was an A1C of 6 and a half 6 years later okay 29% of the people with the Ada approach have failed their A1C is above six and a half six years later with our approach 70% of the people have an A1C that's less than six and a half why insulin clamp huge improvement with our therapy okay this is the eting study the the three-year data published the six-year data we're writing it up how much improvement in insulin sensitivity with the Ada approach zero beta cell function you have almost a normal beta cell