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Why do beta-blockers increase insulin resistance?

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Why do beta-blockers increase insulin resistance?

Yes, a few studies indicate that beta blockers might worsen insulin resistance.

Last updated on 12 Dec 2024

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What are the symptoms of insulin resistance?

The symptoms of insulin resistance are frequent hunger, frequent urination and frequent thirst. One can get themselves tested if they are experiencing these symptoms.

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How to manage insulin resistance?

Exercise for at least 45 mins daily, and eat complex carbs, lean meats, and vegetables.

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Why does aspartame promote insulin resistance?

Research hints that aspartame may act as a chemical stressor by increasing cortisol levels, and may induce systemic oxidative stress by producing excess free radicals, and it may also alter gut microbial activity and interfere with the N-methyl D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor, resulting in insulin deficiency or resistance.

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What is a negative test for diabetes?

A negative test result for diabetes means that your blood glucose levels are normal, and that you do not have diabetes.

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How do you know you are insulin-resistant?

The three prominent signs that tell you if you are insulin resistant are increased thirst, increased hunger and blurred vision. To confirm the same one has to get a test done.

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