Badly Shaved Monkey
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Am I playing more than you or as desired by you people/this forum?
Sorry, that should have been- No.
Am I playing more than you or as desired by you people/this forum?
Sorry, that should have been- No.
Thanks, then you are a better player and I still have gap/choice to play furthur/more.![]()
I am cheered to see Kumar back and posting about anti-acids and pH again, although I am not in a mood to think about his questions at this time.
In any case, he has given me an opening into the game: by way of the Black Rock Desert on the Catbus line. And now I'm torn: either Limehouse or Chalk Farm seems appropriate.
Chalk Farm
Insulin ..Apart from being the primary effector in carbohydrate homeostasis, it also has a substantial effect on small vessel muscle tone, ..
*increased potassium uptake – forces cells to absorb serum potassium; lack of insulin inhibits absorption
*arterial muscle tone – forces arterial wall muscle to relax, increasing blood flow, especially in micro arteries; lack of insulin reduces flow by allowing these muscles to contract
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insulin
Yes, Kumar, it certainly may. Note however, that is says small vessel muscle tone. You can't just leave out any words that don't suit you.It may be important to understand insulin effect on muscle tone.
Yes, Kumar, it certainly may. Note however, that is says small vessel muscle tone. You can't just leave out any words that don't suit you.
Otherwise, the link provides an excellent, comprehensive, and relatively easy to read explanation of the function of insulin and it's role in diabetes. I recommend that you read it all, carefully and without seeking confirmation for your preconceived ideas (dynamically). That will surely leave you MUCH wiser. Should you have any relevant question, I'm sure people here will be glad to answer them.
Hans
However, more commonly there is a decrease in the sensitivity of cells to insulin (eg, the reduced insulin sensitivity characteristic of Type 2 diabetes), resulting in decreased glucose absorption. In either case, there is 'cell starvation', weight loss, sometimes extreme. In a few cases, there is a defect in the release of insulin from the pancreas. Either way, the effect is the same: elevated blood glucose levels.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insulin
No Kumar, questions relevant to the article. READ THE ARTICLE, keep reading till you understand it.Thanks. Ok pls awnser.
*snipped, usual nonsense*
No Kumar, questions relevant to the article. READ THE ARTICLE, keep reading till you understand it.
Zep: Sorry!
Camden Town (&%¤/&¤#! Overshot)
Hans
I quite agree. Wouldn't dream of doing it.Mr hans, play in scientific discussions may not be appropriate *sniip*
I quite agree. Wouldn't dream of doing it.
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I take a baggage locker (yes, I can do that even if it's not my turn to move yet).
Hans
And?
Hans
Remember what Hans told you about leaving out words that don't suit you?Thanks. Ok pls awnser.
1. Few diabetic type2 patients with no weight loss, got low back pain after start of insuin. Some reversal is noted on reducing/discontinuing insulin. Can it be related to effect of insulin(low or high level) on muscle tone?
Read the article again.Whether weight loss is must to assess that insulin is sufficient & being utilized/working properly without IR or not in view of above quote(if fat consumption is low or normal)? I mean, if no weight loss no IR or no insulin deficiency?
It's never discouraged you before.May be some other meaning, as only you may feel right, but really, I don't/didn't understand/understood it and so just mentioned previously--a waste of time.