Are you confident in your metabolic dysfunction knowledge?
Although you may already be a savvy practitioner, I am certain you will learn something new in this video. You’ll walk away with pages of notes and practical pearls you can use in your practice right away.
Here are some of the things we’ll be discussing:
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Loved about large muscle and type 2
Doctors definitely do not mention the B12 deficiency as the side effect of Metformin. In fact, my mother’s PCP does not run a B12 lab on her every 3 months when he runs her labs. The neurologist (who diagnosed her dementia back in February) was the person who ran her B level and discovered she was low so put her on a B supplement but said it was due to the dementia. What?! Thanks Tracy. You are a blessing! 🙂
I liked the pearl of testing fasting insulin. Thanks for your talk. I hope I win a spot in your class! It sounds great.
Loved to here about the connection amongst all the body parts dealing with diabetes and the external factors that link as well!
I am so very impressed by what I heard to day. Although I am a graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and I am also taking my MS through IHCU, I was astounded by the “pearls” of information that were offered today – as simple as how diabetes affects the legs first, so it’s important not to sit so much! Simple information that I can offer my clients. I want to be able to help my clients with this horrific – but curable – disease. Thank you for making my day! You are incredible and inspiring! 🙂
Hello SAFM,
this conversation is so important and as always, you are covering so many things, it is hard to pick one. I was struck by the fact that insuline resistance starts in the legs, as we don’t walk and move our legs enough sitting. Simple fact, big impact and easy to explain to our patients.
Love it, keep it going, would love to check out your deep dive!
Warmest,
Birgit
Today’s discussion was particularly helpful for me. There were a gazillion pearls, but I particularly found the interconnectivity between PCOS and T2D very interesting. I’ve never know why the former makes you higher risk for the latter. I also thought it was interesting to hear your rationale for preferentially recommending the Fasting Glucose test to A1Cs as the better of the two. I plan to listen to the entire talk again. Well done!
There are so many pearls, what struck me most is “You can eat a perfect diet, exercise regularly, and stress can still cause early death.”
Thank you very much for another very insightful webinar!
Thanks for the FB live. The pearl that links Hypothyroid and insulin resistance.
Diabetes starting in the leg muscles
This was really fascinating, but the most interesting thing I learned was the association between fasting insulin and elevated blood pressure down the line. Thank you!
Hi Tracy and team, thank you for this great FB live! What fascinated me most was the part about insulin levels during the three phases that lead up to diabetes. That in phases of earlier insulin resistance fasting blood sugar might even be low because there is so much insulin that it reduces any sugar/carbs eaten at once. That those people get lots of problems when they don’t eat“enough“ carbs (light meals or a detox), feel dizzy, bring food everywhere because they feel they are dependent on food. Fasting Insulin will be elevated at this moment! And that you should check this to prevent diabetes be aware of people who have low blood sugar when they don’t eat a diet that supports low blood sugar!
So fascinating! So much more to diabetes than I was aware of. Doing the deep dive to reversing diabetes 101 now.
I love the pearl of insulin resistance starting in the legs. So simple and elegant. Thank you!
Thank you for speaking to the issue of ketogenic diet and IF. It is NOT sustainable for me either. It is great to know that there are other means which work just as well.
I second Margaret’s question as I am in the exact same boat. My mother and sister both have Type 2 Diabetes so I am listening in to gain knowledge to better support them. I am trying to start my own natural health coaching business.
The reason for refraining from alcohol finally get an explanation to me. Another pearl is that insulin resistance starts in the kegs. Thank you for an amazing webinar.
What great information in the webinar today. I am currently a health/wellness coach and DM educator in the Charlotte, NC area and am researching options for continued education/certification in holistic health. I would love the opportunity to join the SAFM program!!
I found it fascinating that insulin resistance begins in the legs! Also one can get fatty pancreas! Many pearls but these stood out for me.
I cannot get over all the pearls that are being offered on this Facebook Live! My Heart is so full! This is what I’ve been wanting to learn for quite some time. Unfortunately, I am unable to pay for courses right now, as I am currently paying off another student debt. I wish I had known about this school prior to the one I now owe.
I want so much to help Women who are struggling with their weight and type 2 diabetes in their 50s+. I am currently a Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and this school would work so well for me.
Do you offer scholarships at all?