[ConservativeMind]

Original title before a moderator changes it: Research sheds light on why not all obese patients develop type 2 diabetes (A high sugar & fat diet causes two gut bacteria families to encourage macrophages to enter white fat cells).

We should be able to blunt this effect on either a low fat, or low carb, diet.

[BobL]

The researchers are getting DANGEROUSLY CLOSE to what Jason Fung has been saying for about a decade.

...they best be careful.

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[joe fonebone]

I have been saying this for decades..
You don’t have diabetes because you are fat...
You are fat because you have diabetes

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

My theory, not to be confused with that of anyone who matters, is that all of our organs have a limit.

You put too much stress on them and they fail.

Here is the hook, everyone's limits are different.

[ConservativeMind]

Technically, only one family causes the macrophage issue and blunts insulin response in fat.

The other causes a separate insulin issue that blunts the release of insulin.

[Secret Agent Man]

Not low fat.

Low refined carb/sugar. Preferably zero/near zero.

[sauropod]

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[Blue Collar Christian]

“...families to encourage macrophages to enter white fat cells...”

Why does it always have to be about race?

[ptsal]

Bkmk

[ptsal]

Bkmk