While it is possible to
produce more insulin for a short period, the body soon starts to experience issues with the insulin receptors.
Generally, as one moves further along the CI spectrum, becoming
more insulin resistant, lower levels of carbohydrate foods are best tolerated.
This high level of glucose in the bloodstream causes the pancreas to
make more insulin with hopes to get the cells to respond.
It has however been scientifically proven to regulate your blood insulin levels and to
become more insulin sensitive which in turn can boost your fasting results dramatically.
This makes cells even more resistant, as they require
even more insulin release the next time blood sugar rises to get glucose into the cell for fuel.
Yet the currently accepted solution is to prescribe even
more insulin in order to lower blood glucose.
When somebody has high blood sugars due to IR, we
give more insulin instead of trying to fix the IR.
The conventional dietary advice of the past 30 years to eat a low fat, high carbohydrate diet
requires more insulin to keep blood glucose levels normal.
Those who
took more insulin gained an extra 10.5 pounds on average compared to those that took less insulin.
In fact, high - protein, low - carb meals can
cause more insulin production than high - carb meals, and beef produces a similar insulin response to brown rice.
Cancer cells are known to have anywhere from ten to thirty times
more insulin receptors than normal cells and depend upon anaerobic metabolism of sugar for fuel.
Insulin injections are used to help cover the increased need
for more insulin because people with type 2 diabetes aren't able to use insulin produced by the body as efficiently.
The cycle continues and continues; your stores
get more insulin resistant, and your pancreas has to pump out ever higher amounts of insulin.
They found that, even without insulin, blood sugar levels dropped significantly and the muscles were
much more insulin sensitive.
Eventually, the pancreas produces
far more insulin than normal and the muscles continue to be resistant to the knock.
It also makes your muscles
more insulin responsive (10), which allows for more fuel to go to your muscles and less to your fat.
When this happens, the glucose stays in the blood longer and, the pancreas produces
more insulin until the glucose levels fall.
As your cells become more resistant to the insulin your body produces
yet more insulin.
Eating the same food at dinner (compared to breakfast) gives you almost 30 %
more insulin effect.
You might be surprised to know that cancer cells have
many more insulin receptors than our healthy cells.
During their two - hour glucose test, they had about 36
percent more insulin than normal, indicating that the body was becoming less responsive to insulin.
If our blood sugar shoots up too high our body
sends more insulin into the blood stream to lower that sugar.
And you get
way more insulin with carbs and protein (but really just carbs) than with dietary fat.
This means that the body needs to make more and
more insulin as the hormone becomes less effective.
In this case we should not
add more insulin; the level is already too high and will increase damage.
Your body will react to the glucose elevation by
making more insulin to move glucose into muscle and other cells.
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