The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
um the problem in type 2 diabetes is that you lose all ability to regulate your free fatty acids and you pump them out even in the presence of high insulin and high blood glucose and that's when high free fatty acids become a problem
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in diabetes um you've got this unrestrained flow of free fatty acids and that's where people talk about the energy toxicity of of kind of type 2 diabetes
in type 2 diabetes your fat cells are too big um maybe not all of them but but enough of them are too big to be leaking free fatty acids and you're just not set up to input into the electron transport chain high doses high amount large amounts of beta oxidation and large amounts of glycolysis and so the coq is going to try its best to say no yeah yeah there will be ancient resistance and that's insulin resistance