In my post before the last one, I reviewed the hard science of type 2 diabetes that showed diabetes is late disease when it is first diagnosed. Patients who are newly diabetic are maximally insulin resistant and have lost 80% of their ability to produce insulin.
I think legumes and to a lesser extent nuts aren't great for someone with diabetes 2. Legumes are high in lectins and nuts are hard to digest. I'd avoid legumes altogether and keep nuts to a minimum.
Unknowingly, Professor Wolfram partially describes what we have built. Our discovery of the biological energy network via the mitochondrial network, between 70-100K trillion, is much more extensive and complex! We discovered the digital parameters of QuinQuinQuaGintillion!
We can prove that and set the record straight for everyone using the functional model to determine the best physiological performances using Multifunction Cardiogram Technology once and for all!
Vitamin K-dependent carboxylation regulates Ca2+ flux and adaptation to metabolic stress in β cells
A follow up of additional suggested peer reviewed publications (offered below Pubmed abstract) regarding this topic of VK and diabetes furthers the roles of VK in diabetes. This is newer.
And also search there about VK in calcium regulation and all the common chronic diseases. There's a reason they tend to be concomitant.
A dietary change in more recent times is reduction in intake of K2 bc fewer fermented foods, no liver (a super food), and less K1 (which, along with all VK intake forms, converts to MK-4).
Thank you for this great article and recommendations. I am always looking for nutritional advice.
I think legumes and to a lesser extent nuts aren't great for someone with diabetes 2. Legumes are high in lectins and nuts are hard to digest. I'd avoid legumes altogether and keep nuts to a minimum.
Thanks so much! Im working on it!
https://x.com/patriotcomposer/status/1782354309021040834?s=46
We have created a solution that will allow the eradication of chronic diseases forever!
https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2021/11/the-concept-of-the-ruliad/
Unknowingly, Professor Wolfram partially describes what we have built. Our discovery of the biological energy network via the mitochondrial network, between 70-100K trillion, is much more extensive and complex! We discovered the digital parameters of QuinQuinQuaGintillion!
We can prove that and set the record straight for everyone using the functional model to determine the best physiological performances using Multifunction Cardiogram Technology once and for all!
Thanks for this!
As an additional aspect of diabetes, please see:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37171959/
Vitamin K-dependent carboxylation regulates Ca2+ flux and adaptation to metabolic stress in β cells
A follow up of additional suggested peer reviewed publications (offered below Pubmed abstract) regarding this topic of VK and diabetes furthers the roles of VK in diabetes. This is newer.
And also search there about VK in calcium regulation and all the common chronic diseases. There's a reason they tend to be concomitant.
A dietary change in more recent times is reduction in intake of K2 bc fewer fermented foods, no liver (a super food), and less K1 (which, along with all VK intake forms, converts to MK-4).