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--- Does sugar cause diabetes?
Bill Eitner || The Protein Power Lifeplan || is a book that you can probably || find in a library that gets into || the mechanisms of insulin and what's || in store for that kid. In a word, || adult-onset diabetes is the full-blown || disease that starts with insulin || resistance and hyperinsulinemia || (high circulating insulin levels too || much of the time). That kid is || running full speed toward all of that. || Too much sugar and starch (carbohydrate) || in the diet starts the insulin resistance/ || hyperinsulinemia/diabetes ball rolling. || The book I mentioned as well as all the || other low-carb diet books (and their || associated websites) reference studies || (the credible research you're looking for). || -- || || Stubby wrote: The book is wrong, it has the casue and effect reversed. -- -- "The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it." -- The Roman Rule
Explain. -- BJ in Texas wrote: > Bill Eitner > || The Protein Power Lifeplan > || is a book that you can probably > || find in a library that gets into > || the mechanisms of insulin and what's > || in store for that kid. In a word, > || adult-onset diabetes is the full-blown > || disease that starts with insulin > || resistance and hyperinsulinemia > || (high circulating insulin levels too > || much of the time). That kid is > || running full speed toward all of that. > || Too much sugar and starch (carbohydrate) > || in the diet starts the insulin resistance/ > || hyperinsulinemia/diabetes ball rolling. > || The book I mentioned as well as all the > || other low-carb diet books (and their > || associated websites) reference studies > || (the credible research you're looking for). > || -- > || > || Stubby wrote: > > The book is wrong, it has the casue and effect reversed. >
"Bill Eitner" news:2A1Re.56$Yc6.21@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com... > Explain. > -- > > BJ in Texas wrote: >> Bill Eitner >> || The Protein Power Lifeplan >> || is a book that you can probably >> || find in a library that gets into >> || the mechanisms of insulin and what's >> || in store for that kid. In a word, >> || adult-onset diabetes is the full-blown >> || disease that starts with insulin >> || resistance and hyperinsulinemia >> || (high circulating insulin levels too >> || much of the time). That kid is Flat-out wrong. It turns out some kids get what is now called Type 2 diabetes, more commonly due to insulin resistance, and some adults get Type 1, which is generally a complete loss of all insulin production due to an auto-immune problem. The idea that only adults get Type 2, and only kids get Type 1, is not borne out by careful study. >> || running full speed toward all of that. >> || Too much sugar and starch (carbohydrate) >> || in the diet starts the insulin resistance/ >> || hyperinsulinemia/diabetes ball rolling. >> || The book I mentioned as well as all the >> || other low-carb diet books (and their >> || associated websites) reference studies >> || (the credible research you're looking for). The insulin resistance causes decreased glucose use by the cells, leading to lethargy, and hunger, leading to weight gain. It's not caused by too much simple carbohydrates in the diet: it is treated by eating a saine diet, often one higher in protein and lower in carbs than the person would normally eat, and especially avoiding too easily digested and blood glucose spiking foods like sweets. I've read some of the reputable low-carb diet books. You're misreading them, or reading the "THIS.... PL:AN.... CURES... DIABETES... WE.... SWEAR.... YOUR.... MONEY.... BACK...." where the way to get a refund is to send them $50 for the shipping cost of the check.
Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote: > "Bill Eitner" > news:2A1Re.56$Yc6.21@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com... > >>Explain. >>-- >> >>BJ in Texas wrote: >> >>>Bill Eitner >>>|| The Protein Power Lifeplan >>>|| is a book that you can probably >>>|| find in a library that gets into >>>|| the mechanisms of insulin and what's >>>|| in store for that kid. In a word, >>>|| adult-onset diabetes is the full-blown >>>|| disease that starts with insulin >>>|| resistance and hyperinsulinemia >>>|| (high circulating insulin levels too >>>|| much of the time). That kid is > > > Flat-out wrong. It turns out some kids get what is now called Type 2 > diabetes, more commonly due to insulin resistance, Caused by what? >>>|| running full speed toward all of that. >>>|| Too much sugar and starch (carbohydrate) >>>|| in the diet starts the insulin resistance/ >>>|| hyperinsulinemia/diabetes ball rolling. >>>|| The book I mentioned as well as all the >>>|| other low-carb diet books (and their >>>|| associated websites) reference studies >>>|| (the credible research you're looking for). > > > The insulin resistance causes decreased glucose use by the cells, leading to > lethargy, and hunger, leading to weight gain. It's not caused by too much > simple carbohydrates in the diet: Then what is the cause? > I've read some of the reputable low-carb diet books. You're misreading them, I disagree. --
"Bill Eitner" news:NPoRe.940$ZL4.252@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com... > Caused by what? Inheritance, Klinefelder's syndrome, other hormones, etc., etc. There are a plethora of reasons. >>>>|| running full speed toward all of that. >>>>|| Too much sugar and starch (carbohydrate) >>>>|| in the diet starts the insulin resistance/ >>>>|| hyperinsulinemia/diabetes ball rolling. >>>>|| The book I mentioned as well as all the >>>>|| other low-carb diet books (and their >>>>|| associated websites) reference studies >>>>|| (the credible research you're looking for). >> >> >> The insulin resistance causes decreased glucose use by the cells, leading >> to lethargy, and hunger, leading to weight gain. It's not caused by too >> much simple carbohydrates in the diet: > > Then what is the cause? What causes being short? Mostly genetics. A healthy diet and lifestyle can keep you from ever noticing a mild case, true. >> I've read some of the reputable low-carb diet books. You're misreading >> them, > > I disagree. That's nice. Start « Previous 1 2 3 Related Discussion: www.goodlife2000.co.uk -- 6 in 1 diet supplement 1245 (1 posts) Prayer effective as painkiller? (7 posts) Syn-Flex (3 posts) Good Riddance to a Bad Drug (11 posts) Top Discussions From Our Archives Flu will kill more than 911 - Who sabotaged vaccine? Re: TURN $1 INTO THOUSANDS WITH PAYPAL GUARANTEED Other Discussion Categories Diabetes Symptoms Health Care Policy Oops!!! Unexpected Error While Reading the Feed
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