Ep:378 GLUCOSE: KNOWLEDGE TO BE HEALTHY - YOUR DOCTOR DOESN’T UNDERSTAND THIS!

I’m going to have to watch this one about another half dozen times to understand this, but this information is PURE GOLD! Thanks again Dr Cywes

After the explanation of blood sugar and how it works…I now understand why my Drs have no clue about metabolism…

Type 1 for 56 years. Wish doctors would have explained this in the beginning.

I just want to tell my own story to motivate others. My blood sugar was high. I started a keto diet. Blood sugar dropped quickly but not to normal, It was at a "healthy" level but not low and it rose easily from all kinds of things and in the morning. But now, after almost three years, it is almost always low below 4mmol and the average hba1c is 27. It is low in the morning and when I eat, as a carnivore, for example protein does not raise it anymore. My weight is the same as when I was 18 :) Be patient. Good things happen when you just keep going.

Not many people understands the role of insulin for non diabetic humans.

I too need to listen to this again. Fascinating, but I was cooking some minced beef dish and making some homemade coleslaw at the same time listening to this video. I think it requires my full attention. Thank you Dr. Cywes.

So cells regulate hormone production regardless of glucose levels based on intercellular energy demand. Darn it, just when I thought I knew most of it you surprised us with a new lesson. 🖖

Hi Dr. Cywes...Brilliant, as usual!!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge to help humanity heal. Brilliant!❤

I used to have a theory that when I would COMPLETELY be over doing it on carbohydrates, I would get either get off kilter like walking on a boat. I'd actually walk crooked. Orrrr.....I would vomit &/or get diarrhea after a super heavy carb meal. Was I correct in thinking that these were MY SIGNS to be done with the sugars already? which I am now. 😊 I always wondered WHAT was happening in my body to give those reactions though.

I can't wait. I am tired of not feeling good. I know have a meeting in July.

This is so interesting. Thanks again.👍

thanks for posting! TIL

13:57 " decreases the pH of the blood and it's called keto acidosis. So ketosis is where your blood sugars are now and you are releasing fat from the fat cells because it's your preferred fuel. Usually monounsaturated and saturated fat is your preferred fuel for your cells that can use fat, little bit of sugar, but mostly fat Randle cycle. But if you got a ton of sugar in your blood vessels unseen by the human body because it can't regulate it and your cells are starving, you're still going to produce ketones and release fat. Now, you got a ton of fat in your blood vessels which reduces the pH. Those ketones plus you've got the sugar so you're getting acidosis dropping pH in your bloodstream which is very toxic to functions like the heart and the Brain . You're releasing lactate, which further acidifies the blood, and the only way you're surviving is on ketones, and that occurs in insulin resistance as well. So insulin blockade as well as a deficiency of insulin and the classic place we see it is in the type 1 diabetics where they call it diabetic keto acidosis. But if you notice I didn't call it diabetic keto acidosis I just call it keto acidosis and it can be relatively normal glycemic keto acidosis. Your blood sugar can be 110, not very high a little elevated but your cells can be starving cuz you can't produce enough insulin to get it in there even though you're hyperinsulinemic."" I need to watch Dr Cywes say this a few more times. Also check out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randle_cycle

Thank You for the information love your work I love this kind of stuff KEEP IT UP!!!!!!!

Superb presentation. and narratives! Thank you for this informative share!

WOW ... trying to get my head around this knowledge, you are such a leader.

Your videos blow my mind (big geek out!) thanks for all your amazing info.

Brilliant! As always!

Much to consider!