Obesity and Type II Diabetes
Which is not a common complication of diabetes?
If you eat right before you go to bed, the glucose will circulate in your blood for a long time because this suppresses the beta cells from releasing insulin
What is melatonin?
When something upsets you, you can engage your vagus nerve with/by
What is deep breathes?
The Great Pacific Garbage patch is greater than twice the size of which state?
What is Texas?
Phthalate is a plasticizer that is an anti-androgen. Because of that, it can block the production of this.
What is testoterone?
The number one comorbidity for people who have died from COVID-19
What is obesity?
If your fasting blood work has a blood glucose level of 130 mg/dl.
What is diabetes?
Which hormone suppresses the immune system resulting in you becoming sick more often?
What is glucocorticoid?
A carcinogen, a neurotoxin, an endocrine disruptor, an estrogen mimic.
Due to the hunter/gatherer lifestyle, and bouts of starvation people with this metabolism were more successful.
What is low?
How do our muscles cells take up glucose without insulin?
What is exercise?
Name of drug that can cause a penile birth defect in male offspring of men who took it when they conceived a baby.
What is metformin?
Long-term stress is managed by which part of this gland.
What is adrenal cortex?
chewing gum and shellac
What are natural plastics?
Fat cells produce this hormone to signal “I’m full”.
What is leptin?
The stomach produces this to say “eat soon, I’m hungry”.
What is gherlin?
After using up the glucose in your blood, your body will use the stored this in your liver. You usually have a 24 hour supply of this molecule.
Whay is glycogen?
Meditation, Practicing forgiveness, altruism, compassion, and service, exercising
Plastic that is a known neurotoxin and suspected carcinogen.
What is Polystyrene (styrofoam)?
As people learned to grow crops and domesticate animals. individuals with high metabolism were able to live to a child bearing age. Explain why this happened.
What is there was more/reliable food
70-110mg of glucose/dl of blood
What is a normal sugar level? (What your bod tries to maintain.)
After using up the glycogen in your liver, your body will then break down this for energy. Marathon runners say this occurs at mile 18.
What is fat?
Foods that contain this nutrient tend to pull plasticizers out of the plastic they are stored in.
What are fats?
Which cells in the pancreas produce glucagon that tells the liver to break down glycogen and release glucose?
What are the alpha cells?