hyperinsulinemia:
a condition in which the level of insulin in the blood is higher than normal. Caused by overproduction of insulin by the body. Related to insulin resistance.
implantable insulin pump: ...
hyperinsulinemia, 784-785
low fat, high carbohydrate diets, 772-792
malnutrition, 608 ...
^ A high fasting plasma insulin concentration predicts type 2 diabetes independent of insulin resistance: evidence for a pathogenic role of relative hyperinsulinemia
^ Fasting Plasma Glucose Test
^ Gertner, Jon (2009-10-07).
Many high-carbohydrate, low-fat diets may be counterproductive to weight control because they markedly increase postprandial hyperglycemia and hyperinsulinemia.
post-prandial reactive hyperinsulinemia? which means too much insulin is released after eating. Over time, people who are hyperinsulinemic become insulin resistant.
Eighty percent of people who are obese have hyperinsulinemia which means that they have high levels of insulin in their blood. Their body's cells become insulin resistant, so the body must produce more insulin to keep blood sugar in a normal range.
" The real heart disease risk, he says, is "hyperinsulinemia and bad ecosinoids.
Increased insulin resistance of fat cells can also cause Hyperinsulinemia (high insulin in the blood).
When too much insulin is released after eating, it is called post-prandial reactive hyperinsulinemia. Over time, some people with this condition develop insulin resistance, where cells in tissue stop responding to insulin.
He identified carbohydrate sensitivity and hyperinsulinemia as contributing factors in obesity. He spoke of the metabolic advantage of high protein.
In 1992, James Barnard published a study on the effects of a high complex carbohydrate diet and exercise on hyperinsulinemia (Am J Cardiol, 69:440, 1992).
Most low-carb diet authors theorize that chronically high insulin levels (hyperinsulinemia) result in the body becoming very efficient at storing fat, and less good at retrieving fat for energy.
Now at least 10% of the populace has diabetes and when you look for early signs of diabetes (hyperinsulinemia) that number is certain to be much higher.
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In addition to IGT and IFG, higher than normal levels of fasting insulin, called hyperinsulinemia, are associated with an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
 See also: Fat, Nutrition, Health, Eating, Insulin
  
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