Type 2 Diabetes Caused By Inflammation

"Well, I'm not a mouse, but my fatty liver was caused by the insulin
sensitizer metformin, and my liver enzymes returned to the lowest end of
normal when I went off of it. My fasting insulin, even as type 2 DM, is
5.8 on a very low carb diet."

Someone has to occupy the tails of the curve describing the process,
which tails do not inform the fat (pun entended) middle of the curve.
Nothing in diabetes is "standard" beyond the curves describing it and
anecdote is almost always uninformative and only sometimes at best
suggestive..

And "chronic inflammation"' is just having too much arachidonic acid
in your body, then stressors cause the release of AA, etc. I've been
talking about "oxidative stress" and "inflammation" for years now,
along with the connection to AA. After posting the same evidence here
over and over again, I created a free site, which has grown to be
almost like a book now, but unlike a book, you can ask me questions
there (or make points of your own). The site is at:

http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-

There is a long thread on "inflammation," which you might find
especially interesting - plenty of studies cited, along with
commentary.

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And "chronic inflammation"' is just having too much arachidonic acid
in your body, then stressors cause the release of AA, etc. I've been
talking about "oxidative stress" and "inflammation" for years now,
along with the connection to AA. After posting the same evidence here
over and over again, I created a free site, which has grown to be
almost like a book now, but unlike a book, you can ask me questions
there (or make points of your own). The site is at:

http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-

There is a long thread on "inflammation," which you might find
especially interesting - plenty of studies cited, along with
commentary.

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And "chronic inflammation"' is just having too much arachidonic acid
in your body, then stressors cause the release of AA, etc. I've been
talking about "oxidative stress" and "inflammation" for years now,
along with the connection to AA. After posting the same evidence here
over and over again, I created a free site, which has grown to be
almost like a book now, but unlike a book, you can ask me questions
there (or make points of your own). The site is at:

http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-

There is a long thread on "inflammation," which you might find
especially interesting - plenty of studies cited, along with
commentary.

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Try this:

http://tinyurl.com/35k77f

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wrote in message
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And "chronic inflammation"' is just having too much arachidonic acid
in your body, then stressors cause the release of AA, etc. I've been
talking about "oxidative stress" and "inflammation" for years now,
along with the connection to AA. After posting the same evidence here
over and over again, I created a free site, which has grown to be
almost like a book now, but unlike a book, you can ask me questions
there (or make points of your own). The site is at:

http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-

There is a long thread on "inflammation," which you might find
especially interesting - plenty of studies cited, along with
commentary.

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Try this:

http://tinyurl.com/35k77f

Thx,
that works for me
Gys