You need to understand insulin resistance before using it as a measure for something. Pumping insulin and glucose into people and drawing conclusions from that is ridiculous.
When you fast your "insulin resistance" lasts for about one high-carb meal.
You keep claiming things when reality shows something else. Can you find a clinic that claims 95% rate in curing even severe diabetes that does not use fasting? Can you find case studies where 100% of patients were cured with high sugar low fat? Can you find studies that show regeneration of beta cells in type 1 and 2 with that diet?
Me neither, it just is a very effective alternative with numerous other health benefits. For instance it prevents heart disease (and diabetes, again):
When you fast your "insulin resistance" lasts for about one high-carb meal.
You keep claiming things when reality shows something else. Can you find a clinic that claims 95% rate in curing even severe diabetes that does not use fasting? Can you find case studies where 100% of patients were cured with high sugar low fat? Can you find studies that show regeneration of beta cells in type 1 and 2 with that diet?
A short fast or medically supervised longer one is okay; though I do not think a true fast is required for healing gut inflammation.
Me neither, it just is a very effective alternative with numerous other health benefits. For instance it prevents heart disease (and diabetes, again):
Occasional water-only fasts may lower your risk of heart disease and diabetes, according to new research presented at the annual scientific sessions of the American College of Cardiology in New Orleans.
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