Aloha cherished Friends & Guests! Food is everywhere. The smell, the taste, the sight of it. It is hard not indulging in the delicious aromas surrounding you, especially when your stomach is grumbling and your automatic thought is to satisfy your hunger. I love food, and when my stomach is grumbling all I want to do is ‘feed the beast’. Have you ever thought about the benefits of fasting (for 24, 48 or 72 hours)? If you are religious or needed blood work, surgeries, or procedures, you may be familiar to fasting. As I mentioned previously, I am a breast cancer survivor. The benefits of fasting
…nerally the sugar that we're actually looking for is called glucose. Glucose is the version of sugar that our body uses readily to create ATP in our cells. And now glucose isn't the only energy production molecule that we use. We also use s…
… cells stop responding to insulin they can’t easily take up glucose from your blood. As a result, the pancreas produces more insulin to force the cells to take up the glucose, until it eventually can’t keep up. Type 2 diabetes becomes more …
This is another post for my FACEBOOK LIVE tonight at 7PM MST (in a little over 2 hours).
This is imagery of an insulin receptor accepting insulin and then turning on a GLUT-4 glucose receptor (really a gateway) which allows glucose (crude
Omega-3 contain PUFAs (at least the better ones do). If you have an Omega-3, or any omega, deficiency, it will causes disruption of the insulin recceptor function and again its transport of glucose into the cell. This causes diabetes.
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My Approach to PCOS. Let me know your questions.
WHEN YOU HAVE PCOS I CHECK THE FOLLOWING FIRST IN A FASTING LAB:
PROGESTERONE LEVEL
FREE AND TOTAL TES LEVEL
INSULIN LEVEL
THYROID TESTING: FREE T3, FREE T4, AND TSH
SPECTRACELL MNP
FOUNDA
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