There's no doubt whatsoever that blood glucose dysregulation is a huge risk factor for CVD, and that it's far more common than the official diagnosis rate would indicate. There are links between insulin resistance and blood lipids; for example people who are insulin resistant have more atherogenic lipoprotein particles. When it comes to …
There's no doubt whatsoever that blood glucose dysregulation is a huge risk factor for CVD, and that it's far more common than the official diagnosis rate would indicate. There are links between insulin resistance and blood lipids; for example people who are insulin resistant have more atherogenic lipoprotein particles. When it comes to all these theories of causation of CVD, it's not a matter of either/or, it's both/and.
There's no doubt whatsoever that blood glucose dysregulation is a huge risk factor for CVD, and that it's far more common than the official diagnosis rate would indicate. There are links between insulin resistance and blood lipids; for example people who are insulin resistant have more atherogenic lipoprotein particles. When it comes to all these theories of causation of CVD, it's not a matter of either/or, it's both/and.