Insulin resistance 2.0
Insulin resistance is only an emergency. Imagine that you are driving a car and you step on the gas (insulin). You expect an increase in engine speed, acceleration, but nothing. A red light on the dashboard lights up and the car goes into emergency mode (activates HIF-1α). Why IR 2.0? Because this post is a loose follow-up to the post on insulin resistance , which quite knowingly and controversially states that we lack hydrogen peroxide. Well, it is not quite true, rather we lack oxygen in the tissues, CO2 , nitrites , ground-level ozone or light , but it is correct to state that hydrogen peroxide works against insulin resistance. The controversial part is that you'll hear everywhere how ROS, free radicals, cause insulin resistance, and I say that hydrogen peroxide lets glucose into the cells. I am not alone. Recently, in a similar vein, the well-known blogger Petro Dobromylskyj published a series of articles entitled Insulin mimesis . There he shows how v...