EB. 113: Carbohydrates Don’t Cause Insulin Resistance or Diabetes; Evidence For The Bioenergetic View
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Show Notes
- Insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes are diseases of excess fat burning and impaired glucose metabolism
- How increasing carbohydrate intake improves insulin sensitivity, even in people with type 2 diabetes
- Evidence supporting the bioenergetic view of insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes
- Why carbs are not actually the cause of insulin resistance and diabetes
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0:00 – intro
1:28 – what the mainstream view of insulin resistance gets wrong when it comes to what causes insulin resistance and diabetes
3:24 – glycolysis and fat oxidation are favored, and glucose oxidation is inhibited in insulin resistance and diabetes
8:39 – what happens to glucose in diabetic cells
10:32 – why insulin resistance is a symptom rather than the driver of diabetes
12:55 – research showing that insulin resistance is driven by poor glucose metabolism
20:50 – impaired glucose uptake is not caused by excess insulin; fat-burning and impaired glucose metabolism are the culprits
27:10 – the problems with relying on fat oxidation over carbohydrate oxidation
30:43 – how increasing blood glucose levels or increasing insulin can restore normal glucose uptake in diabetes
35:28 – how insulin actually lowers blood sugar and the effects of insulin on cortisol and other stress hormones
37:16 - why fatty acid oxidation is NOT the underlying cause of insulin resistance
40:06 – factors that support or block mitochondrial respiration
41:20 – how excess fatty acid oxidation contributes to the pathology of insulin resistance and can impair glucose metabolism over time
42:49 - how insulin actually lowers blood sugar and the effects of insulin on cortisol and other stress hormones (cont.)
47:08 – why we don’t want to blame insulin for insulin resistance and what really causes high fasting blood glucose
49:22 – how low-carb diets increase stress hormones and decrease insulin sensitivity