Paul Saladino· MD
meaning that when you eat sugars or you eat carbohydrates your blood sugar may go up but that doesn't mean that those carbohydrates caused your diabetes that is a symptom rather than the cause
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meaning that when you eat sugars or you eat carbohydrates your blood sugar may go up but that doesn't mean that those carbohydrates caused your diabetes that is a symptom rather than the cause
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when you are diabetic when you are insulin resistant when you are obese you have some underlying metabolic dysfunction probably related to Broken fat cells related to seed oil consumption and other stressors in your life leading to Baseline levels of cortisol being high and that can lead to glucose intolerance meaning that when you eat sugars or you eat carbohydrates your blood sugar may go up but that doesn't mean that those carbohydrates caused your diabetes that is a symptom rather than the cause