Hormones and Weight Gain
Hormones play a crucial role in mood regulation and weight management, often more so than calorie counting. Insulin, a fat-storing hormone, can lead to weight gain when triggered by high carbohydrate intake, even from seemingly healthy foods. Over time, a diet focused on low fat and low calories may cause insulin resistance, contributing to serious health issues like type two diabetes and metabolic syndrome. Understanding the relationship between diet and hormonal balance is essential for effective weight management.In this clip
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Why do people call insulin the fat-storing hormone?
Why does reduced insulin sensitivity lead to increased blood sugar levels in the episode 33 - Hormones, PMS, & Gut Health w/ Dr. Tabatha Barber and the clip Insulin Resistance Explained? I thought the more insulin we produce, the more fat we store.
Why does reduced insulin sensitivity lead to increased blood sugar levels? I thought the more insulin we produce, the more fat we store. This question is in reference to the episode 10-Day Sugar Detox: The Secret to Saving Your Life | Dr. Mark Hyman and the clip Insulin Resistance Explained.