Holiday Health Challenge Tip!

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Posted on 20th December 2011 by admin in Holiday Health Challenge

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A poor diet as well as snacking can induce the pancreas to secrete large amounts of insulin. There is also the normal aging that causes the insulin receptors on cell membranes to lose their youthful sensitivity or functionality. In an abnormal situation, too much sugar consumption leads to elevated blood glucose levels, which chronically elevate blood insulin levels. As a consequence, the insulin receptors stop responding to the insulin (medically known as the pathological condition called “insulin receptor resistance” or “insulin resistance”), and the glucose cannot enter the cell. Therefore, the blood glucose continues to increase, which further increases blood insulin, creating more insulin receptor resistance.

KC Craichy
Author
The Super Health Diet

Low Magnesium Impairs Fetal Growth & Promotes Insulin Resistance

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Posted on 11th December 2009 by admin in Health Alerts

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Mothers low in magnesium are more likely to have a smaller baby, along with low levels of adiponectin that set the stage for future insulin resistance and risk for eventually developing type II diabetes.

The important issue is that the influences of hormonal signals in the womb and first weeks following birth have a significant programming effect on metabolism that affects a lifetime.

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