Andrew Huberman· PhD
So we think actually the subtyping is a big deal because again, it determines your lifestyle choices you might make to better control your glucose and of course drug responses as well.
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So we think actually the subtyping is a big deal because again, it determines your lifestyle choices you might make to better control your glucose and of course drug responses as well.
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So knowing your sub phenotype is a big deal. But then I respond to certain drug repinolide that actually promotes that release. So knowing your sub phenotype determines your drugs.
the implication by the way is any physician who approaches a patient with type 2 diabetes as a single entity is going to be providing suboptimal care yes
it's a you have to take a Precision medicine approach to type diabetes which Begins by trying to identify which phenotype your patient is before we C