Re: path report and post-op aldo and renin/insulin

[Guest guest]

I can spot a woman with hyperinsulin:

1.They usually have excess weight around her waist even if they are

slim other places.

2. They have menstrual problems and getting pregnant problems

3. They have darker colored necks and darker colored elbows

4.  They have a lot of skin tags

5.  Can't consume excess carbohydrates without gaining weight

6. They have 'narrower' hips

7.  They have glucose regulation problems either too high or too low

8.  They have a 'buffalo hump' on their neck

9 They have brown, velvet patches on there skin called Acanthosis

Nigricans

10, Hyper insulin/ PCOS/ heart disease and diabetes goes together

11. They tend to have 'manly' shapes cause of the excess

testosterone secondary to the excess insulin

12. Hair on the face

Interestingly I had a friend that went on Spiro and not only did it

make her get cycles regular, the hair stopped growing on her face 

her body became more feminine.

So is aldosterone playing a role in this too? The chicken or the

egg?

This is so common and all doctors should be aware. The only

treatment is exercise, lose weight and low carb diet.

Phyllis

 

Hyperinsulinemia for some reason. Happens in alot of

people. Probably more than we know, but we don't check

insulin. We can, we just don't even when people like you

report an issue. Our pancreas is a gland if it can slow

down it can also speed up and over produce

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On Nov 6, 2011 8:35 AM, msmith_1928

wrote:

 

There's hypoglycemia, and then there's normal hunger.

Mine would happen *after* I'd eaten, usually within 40

minutes or so. Definitely not normal - but if you

haven't eaten in a long time and you get the shaky

feeling, I think it's normal. But if you've eaten

recently - within the last few hours - and it comes

on, especially with those ravenous feelings, it's my

experience that something else is wrong.

Since my fructose- and gluten-intolerance diagnoses

(and elimination of those foods) and eating higher

protein/lower carb, the "ravenous" attacks have almost

completely gone unless it's been maybe 6 or 8 hours

since I last ate.

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[Guest guest]

Phyllis, you just described me!

1.They usually have excess weight around her waist even if they are

slim other places.

2. They have menstrual problems and getting pregnant problems

3. They have darker colored necks and darker colored elbows

4. They have a lot of skin tags

5. Can't consume excess carbohydrates without gaining weight

6. They have 'narrower' hips

7. They have glucose regulation problems either too high or too low

Not this one: 8. They have a 'buffalo hump' on their neck

Not this one: 9 They have brown, velvet patches on there skin called Acanthosis

Nigricans

Not this one: 10, Hyper insulin/ PCOS/ heart disease and diabetes goes together

11. They tend to have 'manly' shapes cause of the excess

testosterone secondary to the excess insulin

12. Hair on the faceAn early (mis)diagnosis for me was PCOS; however, the usual treatment - spiro, metformin, or a combo of the two - failed to do much of anything.So is aldosterone playing a role in this too? The chicken or the

egg?It's going to be interesting for me to find out now that the excess aldo is gone. > > >> > >> >>