Ep:24 Understanding Diabetes: Carbohydrates

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[@kathymeyer5974]

Looking forward to the next episodes. I have been ketogenic for a couple of years, lost 80 pounds, A1C 5.5, but still need to lose another 50 pounds that isn't responding nearly as well to ketogenic eating and regular fasting. And my fasting insulin is 16.6! I'm assuming this last 50 pounds is going to turn it all around, but it's so impossibly stubborn. The year 2020 will mean a concerted effort to do whatever it takes as I'm 62 and want the next couple of decades to be healthful ones.

[@Terryvan21]

Maybe try carnivore. 🥩🥓🙏

[@toni4729]

@@Terryvan21 I'm the same. Have lost heaps of weight but cant lose the last 20 kg. even on carnivore. Doctors can't explain it either. I'm 68 and it's really anoying me as it was medication, not diet that made me fat in the first place.

[@pegsol]

@@toni4729 detox your liver. Increase folate and B12. Eradicate fructose. Eliminate toxins. Do castor oil packs on top of liver area 2 hours. Dandelion, milk thistle, tumeric. Eat leafy greens

[@toni4729]

@@pegsol If you think that's how anyone lives a carnivore diet you're crazy. I consume no carbohydrates at all with (maybe) green beans once a quarter, when I feel desperate. Caster oil is a no no as the only fatty substances that entre by body apart are animal fats. I have no liver trouble and no reason to ever have any as I don't consume the crap that causes it.

[@chaz6399]

Wow I just looked up the structure of Glucose and Galactose. I never realized they were stereoisomers! Very cool. PS: 2:20 Fructose is a 5-sided ring.

[@leematherly3417]

I get so mad at the doctors in my state. I have been to several different doctors trying to find one that wants to heal you, not just pump you full of meds that kill you. Years ago when I was diagnosed I could have gotten rid of Type II instead of trying different things and failing. My last doctor flat out told me she had no idea how to reverse diabetes! Yikes. Here I am 15 years later eating carnivore learning on line how to get rid of sugar. Thank you doctor for going above the call of duty! 😎❤️

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Your podcasts make me addicted - no longer the carbohydrates 🤗💪👍😃

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Try it at 1.25 speed, much easier to listen to.

[@alphacause]

This is a great primer for those who are not familiar with they dynamics behind diabetes. Thank you Dr. Cywes. Outside of the false notion of the dangers of dietary fat and cholesterol, no other myth has been more pernicious than the one that makes a distinction between so called "good carbs" and "bad carbs". Thank you for clarifying that, especially for an obese, insulin resistant, and/or diabetic person, there is no such thing as a "good" carb.

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[@Mr-hn2bp]

Fructose is 5 member ringed. It is 7 times as potent as glucose in glycating proteins. Galactose is 3 times as potent as glucose. Starch is composed of linear amylose and much larger and highly branched amylopectin. Amylose is harder to digest than amylopectin.

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Zero that extreme

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I can't wait for the 2nd part! Thanks, Dr. Cywes!

[@colleenhall44]

Love your information! Thank you!

[@margomoore4527]

Well, perhaps this explains why all my self-deprivation of sugar and grains, but keeping whole milk, kefir, some fruit (just substituted MCT oil for prunes), walnuts (or pistachios) and 10g 85% cacao dark chocolate each day, has not resulted in any change in my HA1c. From Sept ‘23 to February ‘24, my fasting insulin has gone down from 18.7 to 8.3, no insulin resistance (25) either time. And yet A1c hasn’t budged, and the scale only barely. My waist measurement lost 2” in that time. So changes are happening. I’m not happy at the thought of going pure strict carnivore. Surely a few (20) organic red raspberries are not dog shit! Not happy at all!

[@margomoore4527]

Oh, A1c is 5.7-prediabetic, but barely. Just found I had fatty liver last September. Will be discussing new results w/doc tomorrow.

[@jennywren2395]

I know this, I understand this and i still want a few carbs. Now I need to get a list of what I can put in my mouth. I have mostly reversed my diabetes and 'am no longer on Metformin but I still need to go that last step to no carbs, no diabetes ever.

[@anniepette9795]

About glucose fixt with water molecule. One week into keto I " let go" of 4 liter of water ( urin) in one night.

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Thank you sir

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Thakyou for explain this the way I finely understand it❤️

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Thanks

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Absolutely brilliant!

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So awesome!! Thank you for these!!! There's so much BS and miss information out there.

[@forestlittke4649]

Dec 2024.....still good advice today;)

[@Akmal_Al-Bhatti]

Hello doctor, You mentioned in the video that LDL is anti-inflammatory, so if a person Is on keto or carnivore diet and ldl is high, does it mean there is inflammation inside the body and body is trying to cure it?

[@ilene6067]

Good question

[@sabinawilson3336]

What is your opinion on the "French paradox"?

[@whoatethechocolate]

But an apple has fiber which slows down the absorption of the sugar. The apple has vitamins and minerals whereas a donut has none.

[@robertwilliams-wd6cp]

Try getting your message out by writing a novel where the health of the characters are impacted through diet .You don't owe me anything , my contribution to humanity.

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"It's still dog poop". I have subscribed.

[@lindaperniz3213]

What are the numbers when you consider someone to have hyperinsulinemia?

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[@Mr-hn2bp]

Glucose cannot be absorbed in the mouth as there are no insulin to facilitate transport across the bilipid layered cell membranes. Muscles can take in glucose when exercising through cytosol glucose transporters which migrate to and fuse with the cell membrane. I wonder if the blood vessel lining absorbs glucose in a similar fashion. Sugars are highly polar with many hydroxyl groups per molecule and will make blood thick and sticky. This will increase blood viscosity and blood pressure. The liver can store up to 100g of glucose and the muscles 500g. When there is a high glucose load the storage will be full and allowing formation of fructose through the polyose pathway. Then fructose will be metabolized into triglycerides causing fatty liver.

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Aun video de díabetes tipo 1 ?

[@margomoore4527]

Coming soon.

[@cireldagagobenitez8618]

​@@margomoore4527Gracias

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An Apple a day, keeps the doctor … to stay!

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The dude has an accent. Listen carefully and accustom your ears to it.

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Could you add some good sources to read so when my friends inevitability dismiss what you are saying because its from "youtube" I can school them.

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Diabetes Unpacked. Dr Cywes has contributed a chapter. Great resource

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I don't understand how the platform in which information is put on somehow affects the validity of the information being presented

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Check out dr ken berry. He puts links to case studies

[@vardanbodom]

Wow

[@user-jo4en1zl7b]

One needs to stay away from the white pasta very high in carbs😢

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Its still dog poop! Brilliant.

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[@cbacon7813]

Dr. Ted naiman has mentioned that he has seen people on keto and carnivore develop type 2 diabetes if their dietary fat consumption is too high. ???

[@KenDBerryMD]

I have never seen this happen.

[@johncarista]

Can you direct me where he says this?

[@cbacon7813]

@@KenDBerryMD Good to know!

[@cbacon7813]

@@johncarista Wouldn't ya know...I can't find the tweet. Wonder if it got deleted. 🤔 Here he did mention, though, those whose mitochondria aren't functioning properly will store their dietary fat because the cells don't want it; it has nowhere to go, so fat accumulates. This was a great talk btw, but he generally advises higher protein than fat. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJWbgnl6aq2nZ5o

[@digbydawson6956]

I thought diabetes developed over many years in humans, not before your very eyes.

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