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> For people who are young and healthy, there isn’t clear evidence that spikes in glucose (which are much smaller than those experienced by people with diabetes
by EstesPark 3y ago
> For people who are young and healthy, there isn’t clear evidence that spikes in glucose (which are much smaller than those experienced by people with diabetes) are detrimental to health. So while some people might be curious to see if manipulating this aspect of their biology changes how they feel, several experts said the potential benefits probably don’t justify the cost.
Shouldn’t we be moving away from evidence based on the average case and encouraging individualized healthcare? Additionally, doesn’t this this help transition from a reactionary system to more proactive?
To me, it does justify the cost.
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