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Master Your Blood Sugar: 3 Simple Habits for Boosting Insulin Sensitivity

Insulin resistance (not good) vs. insulin sensitivity (good): what’s the difference? You may have heard about insulin resistance—a growing epidemic in the United States. It occurs when the body can no longer use insulin efficiently to perform its essential job: transporting energy from the food you eat (glucose) into your cells.  Imagine your cells are covered in plastic wrap or rust. Even though insulin (the “key”) is present, it can’t unlock the cell doors to let glucose in. This is [...]

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