EPISODE · Dec 10, 2022 · 18 MIN
Diabetes, Insulin, Blood Sugar and Circadian Rhythm | Improvement Warrior Podcast #26
from Improvement Warrior Podcast · host Jason Yun
This podcast was the result of a question from one of my Circadian Rhythm Transformation client about how the sun works with blood sugar in particular with type 2 diabetics. Let's take a ride through the body, in particular, the brain, liver, pancreas as we discover the true cause of diabetes; which is basically the true cause for most diseases. Key points covered in this podcast: Dopamine Webinar is up. Check it out here How most people think about INSULIN is wrong How does our Circadian Rhythm influence insulin Is food the biggest mover of insulin What do our blue light receptors (melanopsin) have to do with Insulin? Why diabetes is not a food and gut problem What is deuterium, how does it relate to diabetes and why it leads to the leading liver disease? What deuterium does to DHA recycling What the Bazan Loop is and how it relates to our overall health The two biggest habits of diabetics that cause them to never be able to reverse their disease. Do we want to be negatively charged or positively charged? Why diabetes is a disease of light Hope you enjoy the show. Please share it with any friends or anybody having issues with their health. And of course, don't forget to rate the podcast on Apple or Spotify. Stay Strong, Stay Positive, Be the Improvement Warrior. Show notes for this podcast can be found at https://improvementwarriorfitness.com/bloodsugar/ To support the podcast please either leave a 5-star review at apple podcasts or spotify, visit the links and sponsors of the show, or support us on Patreon, Paypal, or Anchor). Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/improvementwarrior?fan_landing=true Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/yuntraining Anchor: https://anchor.fm/improvementwarriorpodcast
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