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Showing posts with label hyperinsulinemia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hyperinsulinemia. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Phospholipid or Triglyceride? What's in Your Fish Oil Caps? Only Phospholipid Based DHA+EPA Reduces Fat Cell Growth & Elevated Insulin Levels Despite Obesogenic Diet

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Phospholipid or Triglyceride? What's in Your Fish Oil Caps? Only Phospholipid Based DHA+EPA Reduces Fat Cell Growth & Elevated Insulin Levels Despite Obesogenic Diet
Image 1 (Liliyu. 2007): Look no further, DHA+EPA in phospholipid form can be found right around the corner in the salmon-sashimi at your fav...
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Sunday, June 3, 2012

Whey More Insulinogenic Than White Bread: Insulin Spike is Mediated by GIP Secretion in the Gut & Effect of EAAs on the Pancreas + Why Whey is Still the Better Choice

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Whey More Insulinogenic Than White Bread: Insulin Spike is Mediated by GIP Secretion in the Gut & Effect of EAAs on the Pancreas + Why Whey is Still the Better Choice
Image 1: Peter Czerwinski, aka Furious Pete , certainly did not care about the pro-insulinogenic effects of whey, when he ate 900g of it wit...
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Friday, April 13, 2012

"20g or 40g of Whey?" That's the Wrong Question, When 4-5x 20-25g from Different Sources Would be the Answer!

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"20g or 40g of Whey?" That's the Wrong Question, When 4-5x 20-25g from Different Sources Would be the Answer!
Image 1: There could be a reason that your favorite protein powder comes with a scoop and a suggested serving size of 25-30g protein (max.) ...
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Biotin Ameliorates Skeletal Muscle Insulin Resistance in Model of Type II Diabetes. Increase in GLUT-4 Expression Yet not Accompanied by Translocation to Cell-Membrane

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Biotin Ameliorates Skeletal Muscle Insulin Resistance in Model of Type II Diabetes. Increase in GLUT-4 Expression Yet not Accompanied by Translocation to Cell-Membrane
Image 1: Otsuka Long-Evans Tokushima fatty rats (OLETF, right) have the genetical disposition to become type II diabetics. Are your nails b...
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Glucose Intolerance in Obese Rats Due to High Carb Not High Fat Diet

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While common wisdom tells us that a high carbohydrate + high fat diet will make us fat and sick. A new study by Fleur et al. ( Fleur. 2010 )...
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