Dr. Dixon Answers Signos Members' FAQs About Glucose
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In this episode of the Body Signals podcast, host Bill Tancer asks Dr. William Dixon, emergency physician, gets answers to frequently asked questions from Signos members, such as:
- What are normal glucose levels and how does fasting affect your glucose?
- How do you use glucose data to lose weight and are all spikes bad?
- What is insulin resistance and can you explain this to me like I'm five years old?
- What's the difference between the carb insulin model and calorie counting?
- Why does my glucose spike during exercise
Listen to the answers to these great questions and and many more insights.
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