Insulin: What Most People Get Wrong

Insulin is misunderstood by many, including patients and even physicians. Most physicians think of insulin as a hormone that pushes glucose into the cell by opening a channel. However, the truth is that insulin is primarily a fat-storage hormone and shifts metabolism from fat use as energy to fat as storage. In the absence of […]

Nutritional Ketosis

To lose weight and process insulin most effectively, we must recognize some simple truths about ketosis and carbohydrates. Nutritional ketosis is the default human state, and consuming mostly carbohydrates is the preparatory stage for fat storage now, so you can be in ketosis later. When you spend more time out of ketosis than in ketosis, […]

Reverse Diabetes Md Provider Info

Reverse Diabetes MD Presentation | Reverse Diabetes MD from Gurpreet Padda on Vimeo. It’s time to take a more detailed look at the root causes of obesity, prediabetes, and type 2 diabetes because of the implication for future public health. Reversing the obesity, prediabetes, and type 2 diabetes epidemic is today’s most important public health challenge.  Nearly 70% of population is insulin […]

Time-Restricted Feeding

Time Restricted Feeding | Reverse Diabetes MD from Gurpreet Padda on Vimeo. Time-restricted feeding. Time-restricted feeding can help people move into a healthier lifestyle and reverse insulin resistance as well as maintain a healthy weight. Most people eat from the time they wake up until the time they go to bed; typically, they eat three main meals, multiple snacks, […]

Insulin (insulin)

Insulin, the most popular pharmaceutical treatment for type 2 diabetes, was once used only sparingly in diabetes treatment, but today makes lots of money for the manufacturers. Thanks to pharmaceutical marketing and a lack of time, many physicians prescribe insulin rather than nutritional counseling or lifestyle management. Prior to the 1920s, the mainstay of Diabetes treatment was […]

The role of fructose

Many people think that sugar is sugar, but there are different types and sugar comes in many forms. Compared with glucose, fructose plays a primary role in development of metainflammation, obesity, prediabetes, and type 2 diabetes Fructose directly increases de novo lipogenesis, promotes dyslipidemia, decreases insulin sensitivity, increases visceral adiposity, and stimulates the reward center, similar to […]

What are Market for Developing Prediabetes and Type 2 Diabetes

Understanding the risk factors that could lead to prediabetes and diabetes type 2… • Weight: Being overweight (have a body mass index—a BMI—of higher than 25), increases your risk for developing prediabetes. This is especially true if you carry a lot of extra weight in your abdomen. The extra fat cells can cause your body […]