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 the FB live! Only got a chance to watch it today. My pearl would be to not only check fasting glucose, but also fasting insulin to really know what is at play. Thanks heaps! Loving the Core 101 Semester too!
It was very eye opening to me to hear that a low
fasting bs could be a sighn of to much insulin.
Would love to learn more about that!
I very much enjoyed the FB Essential Diabetes Pearls. What I found very interesting is the effect of stress on Insulin resistance. Thank you for all that incredible information. I’m interested in more education on the topic of diabetes and will look into it.
Fasting insulin for early intervention of insulin resistance.
Hi there, I’m a functional medicine Health Coach, and a registered nurse for many decades. I will now be Looking twice at all my friends family, and clients that complain of being Hangry! I will be wondering what their fasting insulin is! I too used to have symptoms of hypoglycemia many years ago. I became nervous, jittery, irritable just a few hours after eating. Now that I have improved my diet significantly, Change my lifestyle, and the way I perceive if stress, I no longer feel the need to have food available at all times. A steady blood sugar has been my route to a calmer disposition.
Thank you again Tracy for once again offering such a great video! Even after having taken the course I still love to listen to you because I always pick up something new!
Do you have some great studies on the « excessive butt seating syndrome » and increase risks of IR? And also about the new studies on T2D and auto immunity?
Thank you!!!
Indeed there’s a number of studies on the subject of sitting and insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome, here is a couple that might interest you:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6518091/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29431272
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-26616-w
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphys.2019.00706/full
Here are a few examples of studies that comprise a growing body of research supporting the notion that type 2 diabetes has an autoimmune component:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23835371
https://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/content/64/6/1886.abstract
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31318117
https://www.cell.com/cell-reports/fulltext/S2211-1247(16)30764-1
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(18)30051-2/fulltext?elsca1=tlpr
Thank you for being such a dedicated student, Natalie!
Hi Tracey
thanks for doing these videos
your amazing
i love listening to you speak
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I know I’m past the drawing cut off but, having just heard the replay, I still had to comment because the webinar was so excellent. There were some many pearls, including ones I can’t believe I didn’t know about until now, one being what’s going on behind the scenes with rising fasting insulin levels in stages 1 & 2, when glucose still falls within normal range, even looking great in stage 2. Oh my gosh! This is one I’m going to put into practice immediately. Thanks for this and the countless other pearls. This was excellent.
To understand all aspects of diabetes is especially important to me not only as a new health coach who loves learning about the endocrine system but I have two older brothers both with type 2 that I’d like to help as much as possible inside my scope of practice. My dad died 17 years ago from side effects due to diabetes and which makes this is an extremely important subject to me
Tracy,
thank you for another jampacked FB LIVE! I debated taking this class in the 101 semester last September and can’t wait to experience the whole module! I loved adding the fasting insulin test and your thoughts on Keto.
I love all your videos, you have so much information and knowledge. You are really inspiring!
Tracy, this is an entire webinar of pearls…
To know that insulin resistance
starts in the large muscle in the legs
and to know the link with fasting glucose
and insulin are eye openers!!
Thanks again Tracy. I want to learn more.
Blessings
I loved the importance of educating patients that their stress levels can cause a buildup of glucose and insulin insufficiency patterns. I love to educate my patients about the negative
Effects and power of stress but didnt connect it to insulin problems.
Thanks for connecting the dots! I also loved the importance of how ketogenic diets wont work if the fat breakdown in the cell and therefore mitochondria uptake isn’t sufficient. Makes me think that the Organix test is another way to differentiate this potential benefit for people. Thanks I live your enthusiasm and sharing of your extensive knowledge!
Great live session today. Many clinical pearls learned. I was fascinated by the bit on fasting insulin. I don’t think I have ever had a patient that got that checked. So many are fixated on fasting glucose. The other one wa so never though of Hemoglobin when testing HbA1C. Lots of patients I have seen have low ferritin, Hb etc. it’s important to understand more than just what a lab value is but it’s effects on other things and vice versa.
Learning how valuable fasting insulin is in predicting diabetes.
Wow Tracy, another pearl packed FB live. Thank you…so many pearls – will watch again (and again) to really bring it onboard. Will definitely be adding this class one way or another!
Big news for me today…insulin resistance starts in the legs. (neuropathy?) Also reaffirmed how JUST moving your body, as simple as going for a walk, makes a difference in assisting your body to deal with elevated BS.
Elevated stress spikes blood sugar. Actually have heard you touch on this before, but this builds more connection to the interconnectedness just how damaging living with unchecked stress is – on a cellular level – and effects every organ and system.
Thank you for this very informative video. The area I am practicing in is very lacking in patient education and care when it comes to diabetes. I have learned a lot. The clinical pearl that I got the most out of is insulin resistance begins in the large muscle of the legs.
I also found the fasting insulin lab draw informative, as well as the medication bernerine. I am very excited to get the resources from you.
It’s a shame that going through NP school doesn’t delve as deep as you have tonight. There is a lot of terms I’m sure I will learn as session begins, but I found it all very fascinating. One thing that did spark my interest was the use of barberry supplement. I honestly have never heard of this but it’s definitely something I will look further into. Thank you for the lecture!!