New Alzheimer's Discovery!

Here are the Details of this New Alzheimer's Discovery:

Scientists discovered that when the level of insulin circulating in the blood climbs too high, in response to the excess, over time cells all over the body become more and more insensitive to insulin’s usual effects.

Under normal circumstances insulin performs a role as a gateway hormone. Insulin allows the sugar in your blood to enter into your muscle cells where it’s consumed as fuel to produce energy.

But when the muscle cells become insensitive to insulin, less and less sugar is able to flow from your bloodstream into your muscle cells. You experience fatigue because your muscle cells can no longer get the fuel they need.

Worse yet as the sugar backs up in your bloodstream, your blood sugar levels rises excessively which is very dangerous. Ask any doctor (or any diabetic for that matter) and they’ll tell you how terribly damaging a high blood sugar level can be.

Eventually after three or four decades, your muscle cells become so insensitive to insulin that it can no longer fulfill its normal role. Your blood sugar climbs so high your doctor gives you an official diagnosis of type II diabetes. (A fasting blood sugar level of over 125 is how doctors diagnose type II diabetes.)

Remember, it’s the slowly accumulating insulin insensitivity of your muscle cells that’s the root cause of type II diabetes. And the root cause of this insensitivity is the overproduction of insulin which is the result of the excessive consumption of refined carbohydrates.

You May Be At Risk…

Most Americans have too much insulin in their blood. This is a stealthy problem as you can have an abnormally high level of insulin in your blood and as a result be at a dramatically increased risk of suffering from a long list of life threatening diseases – and yet have no symptoms at all!

Tens of millions of Americans and hundreds of millions worldwide will suffer and die from the diseases excessive insulin causes including Alzheimer’s without having any warning signs whatever.

Not only does excessive insulin damage your brain and dramatically increase your Alzheimer’s risk, it also accelerates the rate at which you age. Simply stated - the higher your insulin level the faster you’ll age.

I recently attended a high school class reunion. Perhaps you’ve had this same experience. What astounded me was how little some of my old friends had aged. A few looked just as they did way back when.

But then there were others who looked much, much older. Some looked twenty years or more older than their chronological age. Their 50 year-old faces were etched with the lines and wrinkles you’d expect to see on the face of an 80 year old!

According to the scientists, even a slightly increased insulin level can substantially increase your risk of disease and at the same time dramatically accelerate the rate at which your body ages.

Unfortunately few doctors are aware of how damaging excessive insulin can be. They routinely shrug off elevated insulin levels as
“high normal”. Exhibiting a casual attitude toward something as dangerous as excessive insulin does their patients a great disservice.