Mechanism of Diabetic dyslipidemia made easy

[@drganeshpatti]

Insulin stimultaes lipoprotein lipase and inhibits hormone sensitive lipase.. According to studies in insulin resistance lipoprotein lipase activity decreased

[@natarajanmanickam5119]

Super sir

[@teshomebeyene9725]

Very clear clarification. Hats of to you

[@EndocrinologyIndia]

Thank you

[@avijitmudgal7554]

Very well explained....I am a student of class 12th, still understood it very well

[@EndocrinologyIndia]

Thank you

[@aliffzikri7653]

Recommended. Thank you very much sir :)

[@fariyaashrafkazi6185]

Really helpful

[@christinaliu3158]

should of watch this a lot earlier. spent TWO days to read, but wasn't helpful. but this is what I need. handclaps!!!

[@abm_kamrul_hasan]

Ver well explained. Thank you.

[@EndocrinologyIndia]

Thank you

[@fjaramillo887]

I tough Insulin activates LPL to help bring the fatty acids into the adipocyte, and hormone sensitive lipase inside the adipocytes are the ones inhibited by insulin

[@dramrhasabala4154]

Thanks

[@drganeshpatti]

Insulin stimulates lipoprotein lipase and inhibits hormone senistive lipase..

[@marcelosalazar9040]

Why doesn't the liver perform more beta-oxidation so more energy is made, instead of simply storing it?

[@nehapandey6427]

Doesn't insulin resistance cause decreased activity of lipoprotein lipase?

[@kp_bgk1798]

yes ma'am insulin resistance cause decrease activity of lipoprotein lipase

[@jaitrabhatttacharya6233]

Yes ... in Insulin Resistance... it is the activity of Hormone sensitive lipase which is increased

[@obiwan922]

4:57 is it lipoprotein lipase or hormone-sensitivity lipase (HSL) activity increased in insulin resistance?