UNDIAGNOSED DYSGLYCAEMIA RISKS INFLAMMATION IN CARDIO DISEASE – (10-23-06)



Undiagnosed dysglycaemia and inflammation in cardiovascular disease

I remember some years back getting into an email “argument” with a cardiologist who thought that my estimates of the very high prevalence of cardiovascular patients that were insulin resistant was exceedingly high. He thought maybe 2%. Talk about way off. I just hope he’s not actually practicing cardiology…

This article found sugar handling problems in up to 57% of the patients w/ CVD. Now, math was never my strong point, but isn’t 57 > 2??

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James Bogash

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