SHBG, Insulin Resistance, diet, etc
It's been brought to my attention in the past that low SHBG is associated with insulin resistance.
I have low SHBG, not below range but right at the bottom. I've never looked into insulin resistance until now, but it sounds like it's something I should definately look into when I read about the symptoms on this link:
Insulin resistance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
About a month ago I finished a low-carb (ketogenic) diet that I had been on for 2 months. I have to say I felt great on it, far less bloated (actually little to no gas at all on it) and no drop in energy at all, if anything I felt this low carb diet did me better than a normal diet! Is this a further sign that I may be insulin resistant? Is a low carb diet much better for people who do have insulin resistance? Or would you say low GI would be better than low carb in general for people with insulin resistance?
I know that I have metabolic issues, and I personally think switching back to low carb may do me some good. Any thoughts on this from people with more knowledge/experience?
It's been brought to my attention in the past that low SHBG is associated with insulin resistance.
I have low SHBG, not below range but right at the bottom. I've never looked into insulin resistance until now, but it sounds like it's something I should definately look into when I read about the symptoms on this link:
Insulin resistance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
About a month ago I finished a low-carb (ketogenic) diet that I had been on for 2 months. I have to say I felt great on it, far less bloated (actually little to no gas at all on it) and no drop in energy at all, if anything I felt this low carb diet did me better than a normal diet! Is this a further sign that I may be insulin resistant? Is a low carb diet much better for people who do have insulin resistance? Or would you say low GI would be better than low carb in general for people with insulin resistance?
I know that I have metabolic issues, and I personally think switching back to low carb may do me some good. Any thoughts on this from people with more knowledge/experience?