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<blockquote data-quote="DaveGrohl" data-source="post: 8416890" data-attributes="member: 3563"><p>I was just looking for a Stan Ekberg video on Youtube to suggest viewing as it happens. He has an "odd" style which I really like when it comes to explaining things for those new to these subjects. He allows time for the viewer to take in what he’s saying. This is the one about explaining T2 diabetes:</p><p></p><p><em>Dr Stan Ekberg - Your doctor is wrong about insulin resistance</em></p><p></p><p>For some reason, my ipad won’t let me post Youtube videos directly, hence you’ll have to type it in yourself [USER=8712]@sidjon[/USER]</p><p></p><p>As you say [USER=44728]@Two Tone[/USER] , T2 diabetes can be reversed and is being reversed more and more around the world now that some doctors have investigated for themselves and not accepted what they were told in med school many years ago. Dr Kraft was fixing T2 in 1972 FFS with low carb diets. Just shows how fekked up health messages have become.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Edit; saying LDL is "bad" is actually wrong, that is becoming clear these days. LDL just is. It‘s when LDL becomes damaged that the problems start. Statins don’t actually do anything to fix the damaged LDL they just mask the problem by reducing levels of undamaged LDL particles which is no help whatsover, which is why statins don‘t actually improve anything. They only help in the case of men of a certain age (who have already had a heart-attack) because of their anti-inflammatory effects. But the whole statin conversation has little to do with T2 diabetes, other than the fact that too much blood sugar causes damage to LDL particles which is incidental when it comes to T2.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveGrohl, post: 8416890, member: 3563"] I was just looking for a Stan Ekberg video on Youtube to suggest viewing as it happens. He has an "odd" style which I really like when it comes to explaining things for those new to these subjects. He allows time for the viewer to take in what he’s saying. This is the one about explaining T2 diabetes: [I]Dr Stan Ekberg - Your doctor is wrong about insulin resistance[/I] For some reason, my ipad won’t let me post Youtube videos directly, hence you’ll have to type it in yourself [USER=8712]@sidjon[/USER] As you say [USER=44728]@Two Tone[/USER] , T2 diabetes can be reversed and is being reversed more and more around the world now that some doctors have investigated for themselves and not accepted what they were told in med school many years ago. Dr Kraft was fixing T2 in 1972 FFS with low carb diets. Just shows how fekked up health messages have become. Edit; saying LDL is "bad" is actually wrong, that is becoming clear these days. LDL just is. It‘s when LDL becomes damaged that the problems start. Statins don’t actually do anything to fix the damaged LDL they just mask the problem by reducing levels of undamaged LDL particles which is no help whatsover, which is why statins don‘t actually improve anything. They only help in the case of men of a certain age (who have already had a heart-attack) because of their anti-inflammatory effects. But the whole statin conversation has little to do with T2 diabetes, other than the fact that too much blood sugar causes damage to LDL particles which is incidental when it comes to T2. [/QUOTE]
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