

Remember when I shared with you that only 6.8% of adults in the United States are metabolically healthy, meaning that over 90% of us have high blood pressure, weight gain (especially around the midsection), high triglycerides, high blood sugar, pre-diabetes/diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or any other slew of chronic diseases? Kind of depressing isn't it? Especially when people incorrectly believe that it's hereditary or just something that happens as we get older. Kind of takes the hope away, doesn't it? Like, if it's hereditary or just something that happens, then I can't do anything about it, so why bother? We just get sicker and heavier as we get older and we get progressively worse until we ... well we die.
But what if you could do something? What if it wasn't hereditary (which it's not) or wasn't something you just had to accept because you're getting older (which you don't)? Would you want to learn more? Would you be willing to do whatever was necessary so that could enjoy your "golden" years?
Well, guess what? Every single one of these symptoms, of poor metabolic health, is caused by ONE THING. One underlying cause that's leading to this worldwide metabolic dysfunction epidemic that is slowly and painfully killing us right now.
The one thing that is causing all of this dysfunction is insulin resistance.The good news is that insulin resistance is completely reversible. Completely.
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The bad news is that there isn't a pill you can pop or a medication you can inject to make it happen.
While 99% of those doctors practicing conventional (and even functional) medicine, will never test your insulin, to determine if you have insulin resistance and/or hyperinsulinemia, you need to test your insulin.
What should your numbers be?
If you don't make time for your health,
you'll be forced to make time for your illness.
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