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you don't use the standards of ADA, right? But your video is very useful for me. Thank you so much!

Thank you for the video, I seem to be experiencing “Type 1” it’s been 12 days now 😮‍💨 So…Can Type 1 Pseudohypoglycemia go away on its own?

excellent explanation, thankkk youuu so much

is there treatment to restore insulin secretion? insulin resistance is already reversed

Thanks great explanation well simplifided

Where can I find this pdf ?

I wish there were information on PHG-1 in non-diabetics. It seems this condition can also come about due to severe stress and can be extremely disruptive to sleep. Do you have any resources on PHG-1 in non-diabetics? And would you have information on treating the issue - not just the symptoms?

This was very helpful, thank you!

"Honeymoon Period". Yeah. Like, welcome to the the marriage from hell! Really... who comes up with this stuff? "Insulin on Board". That's another one. What am I?a train?

I am currently working on an advanced pathophysiology assignment of type 2 diabetes, I understood the beta cell dysfunction, but I kept getting stuck on the cellular mechanisms around insulin resistance despite reading multiple books, articles, and various you-tube clips I just couldn't get exactly where the problem arose, after watching this it is finally very clear and I think I might actually get my assignment done. Thank you so much.

My son is in month 14 of his honeymoon.. Diagnosed when in DKA 500+ BG, 11+ A1C. Last A1C was 5.2. He was completely off all insulin for 6 months before we started with tiny amounts of Basal. All this thanks to Dr. Bernstein's High Protein Low Carb protocol.

AMAZING

Excellent explanation thank you

Really good video. At 6:15 the increased potassium will lead to depolarization, not hyperpolarization.

I have had pseudohypoglycemia for decades, but it initally started with hypoglycemia at age 18. Sugar makes my symptoms worse. I am generally very healthy. I'd love to rid myself of these symptoms. Any recommendations for a practioner/coach? Two dietians wouldn't even respond to me when I described my situation so I haven't tried that route yet. I have tried two homeopaths, an accupuncturist, a naturopath and two functional medicine doctors. I know there's a solution for me.

Excellent review

This was so helpful! Thank you!

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this was great! I had to read an entire article about this but I still struggled to understand exactly what happens. thank you for making it simple for us!

Thank you

Wow! Great presentation. Clear, concise and comprehensive. I am a retired pharmacist and wish I had this when I was practicing. Many thanks!

What is the prevalence rate of pseudohypoglycemia among patient with poorly controlled diabetes?

Keep it up

Good

Glad you liked the video

Thanks to you. I got it last May.

Thank you so much!

How comes any medicine daibities reversal

Thank you so much. The video animation and how you explain with short, sharp and clear message make the video not only educational but also pleasurable. 🥰📌🥰

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Excellent

Excellent concise information; First time to hear about the 2 types very helpful thank you

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This video really helpfullllll .. good job.. now can understand the root cause

Excellent review

Thank you that’s a very good review

Nice video and thank you for give these valueable knowledge.

Excellent presentation. I only wish that I was back in Med school...!! But I think that we are doing the right things to reverse the process. Low Carb and intermittent fasting......!! Enhanced by Autophagy and the metabolic switch from mostly glucose metabolism, to metabolising the stored fat and producing ketones, which provide a complementary energy source for all of those 'compromised' cells....

Hello. Thank you for making this video. Great explanation. I was wondering, would you mind to share you references number 8? I couldn't find it on the footnote. Thanks.

So, glad your answer included confirmation needed, and also that the possibility of Type 1 exists. It comes across a little bit like the person has to be young to have a new onset of Type 1 diabetes, which is not at all true. Too many people are marked as Type 2 because of age or weight. So, really, all newly diagnosed diabetics should be sent for autoantibody screening as well -- it does not matter if they are young or over or under 40, or if they are lean or overweight: Autoimmunity can happen to anyone -- and 90% of newly diagnosed patients have no close relatives either. Saying "prediabetes" is kind of misleading as well, because for autoimmunity, the early stage will also look like "moderately elevated" glucose, but it is not at all early insulin resistance, it is just beginning of lifelong autoimmune lack of insulin. Again, it would be beneficial if anyone with higher than normal glucose levels, not already determined to have a cause, would be screened for antibodies at time of diagnosis. The delay in medicating is causing some people an unnecessary burden of early damage and discomfort; when insulin administration and other modifications could help them to extend their "honeymoon."

Thank you so much ❤️

Thank u!!

Thanks for the upload!!! This channel needs to look into P R O M O S M!

How accurate are the questions inthis book compared to the actual CDE questions