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this would only account for one form of Type II diabetes. It doesnt account for insulin resistance or the other issues found with it - many people who are type
by Aloha 8y ago
this would only account for one form of Type II diabetes.
It doesnt account for insulin resistance or the other issues found with it - many people who are type II have normal insulin levels
- jazoom 8y agoI'm a doctor and would say I'm quite familiar with T2DM, but I'm confused about what you're saying.
- super_mario 8y agoI think the OP is trying to argue that if TiO2 causes T2DM (by modulating production of insulin in the beta cells), it does not account for peripheral insulin resistance that is also present in T2DM. So, it could be that T2DM patients simply don't clear TiO2 from their pancreas as well as non T2DM patients (perhaps impaired kidney function). On another hand TiO2 is a "magnet" for other heavy metals. Researches are proposing using it in water filters to filter out other heavy metals because it attracts them so much. Consequently, having it accumulate in your tissue can't be good for long term health.
- irtheman 8y agoWell, that's better than the older view of T2s not having enough insulin. Try looking up hyperinsulinemia. Maybe 90+% of T2 and pre-diabetics. The prescribed medications are making the disease progressive and chronic. FYI, get tested because you might have it and not know your heading toward being T2 one day.