REVERSE INSULIN RESISTANCE WITH MY DIET PLAN
Includes nutrition plan with foods to avoid and foods to increase + timing of meals + bonus feature: exercise advice
Do you have belly fat? Do you also have regular fatigue? Do you feel sleepy after your meals?
You may have insulin resistance.
Insulin resistance is the major cause of many modern day diseases. It is now believed to be linked to the development of 30+ health conditions.
Stop the condition and reverse it now with my REVERSE INSULIN RESISTANCE PLAN
Insulin resistance is the major cause of many modern day diseases. It is now believed to be linked to the development of 30+ health conditions.
Stop the condition and reverse it now with my REVERSE INSULIN RESISTANCE PLAN
What is insulin resistance:
About 1 in 3 British adults have insulin resistance often without knowing it.
How does it happen?
After eating some foods, your blood sugar (glucose) rises. Glucose is the energy source for every cell in the body, however, glucose cannot be uptaken into the cells without the hormone insulin, which is produced by the pancreas. Due to poor diet and lifestyle, the glucose receptors in your cells may become resistant to insulin, which means they cannot absorb glucose to use it as energy. As a result your blood vessels are flooded with glucose.
How does it happen?
After eating some foods, your blood sugar (glucose) rises. Glucose is the energy source for every cell in the body, however, glucose cannot be uptaken into the cells without the hormone insulin, which is produced by the pancreas. Due to poor diet and lifestyle, the glucose receptors in your cells may become resistant to insulin, which means they cannot absorb glucose to use it as energy. As a result your blood vessels are flooded with glucose.
What is insulin resistance:
About 1 in 3 British adults have insulin resistance often without knowing it.
How does it happen?
After eating some foods, your blood sugar (glucose) rises. Glucose is the energy source for every cell in the body, however, glucose cannot be uptaken into the cells without the hormone insulin, which is produced by the pancreas. Due to poor diet and lifestyle, the glucose receptors in your cells may become resistant to insulin, which means they cannot absorb glucose to use it as energy. As a result your blood vessels are flooded with glucose.
How does it happen?
After eating some foods, your blood sugar (glucose) rises. Glucose is the energy source for every cell in the body, however, glucose cannot be uptaken into the cells without the hormone insulin, which is produced by the pancreas. Due to poor diet and lifestyle, the glucose receptors in your cells may become resistant to insulin, which means they cannot absorb glucose to use it as energy. As a result your blood vessels are flooded with glucose.
Reverse your insulin resistance
Several foods entail the spike in glucose and release of insulin, others do not.
Learn which foods you need to cut down or avoid completely and which foods you need to eat more of to support your body’s nutritional needs for higher energy levels and vitality.