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high protein diets may not help fend off diabetes webmd |
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high protein diets may not help fend off diabetes webmd
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Darrell Miller | 11/01/16 |
Date:
November 01, 2016 11:04 AM
Author: Darrell Miller
(support@vitanetonline.com)
Subject: high protein diets may not help fend off diabetes webmd
What do you know about diabetes? Now, what do you know about trying to prevent diabetes? Have you heard that you can prevent diabetes through diet? If this sounds like something that has peaked your interest then you want to take a look at this article about high protein diets that may not help fend off diabetes like we all thought before.
Key Takeaways:
- In type 2 diabetes, cells gradually lose insulin sensitivity — their ability to respond to the metabolic hormone.
- While many believe that a high-protein diet can help with weight loss, a new study finds it might actually prevent an important health benefit that comes with slimming down.
- The research found that when you lose weight on a high-protein diet, there’s no improvement in what doctors call “insulin sensitivity” — a factor that could lower your risk for diabetes and heart disease.
"While many believe that a high-protein diet can help with weight loss, a new study finds it might actually prevent an important health benefit that comes with slimming down."
Reference:
//diabetestips.co/high-protein-diets-may-not-help-fend-off-diabetes-webmd/
