Welcome to “Diabetes: The Metabolic Bully,” where we delve deep into the world of one of the most prevalent chronic conditions that lurks in our society. Diabetes doesn’t just knock on our doors; it bullies its way into our lives, altering our metabolism and dictating our daily routines. In each episode, we aim to unpack the science and myths surrounding diabetes. From understanding how our bodies succumb to this metabolic bully, to the latest research and treatments, our podcast aims to provide listeners with comprehensive See more +

Welcome to “Diabetes: The Metabolic Bully,” where we delve deep into the world of one of the most prevalent chronic conditions that lurks in our society. Diabetes doesn’t just knock on our doors; it bullies its way into our lives, altering our metabolism and dictating our daily routines. In each episode, we aim to unpack the science and myths surrounding diabetes. From understanding how our bodies succumb to this metabolic bully, to the latest research and treatments, our podcast aims to provide listeners with comprehensive insights.

In this episode of “Diabetes the Metabolic Bully,” host Tom Fox hosts Dr. Byron Black, an advocate for the evolution of diabetes treatments and the importance of physical activity. He puts a particular emphasis on the role of diet and exercise. He firmly believes that diabetes can be effectively managed through a healthy diet and regular exercise, rather than adhering to a specific “diabetic diet”. Drawing from his deep understanding of insulin cascade and lipotoxicity, Dr. Black advises on the importance of portion control, variety in food choices, and the inclusion of healthy fats in the diet. He also underscores the significance of regular aerobic and strength training exercises to reverse lipotoxicity and improve insulin sensitivity. Join Tom Fox and Dr. Byron Black as they delve deeper into this topic on the upcoming episode of the Diabetes: The Metabolic Bully podcast.

Key Highlights

· The Role of Diet Diversity in Managing Diabetes

· Glucose Utilization and the Insulin Cascade

· Reversing Lipotoxicity through Lifestyle Changes See less -