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Insulin resistance from fat invading muscle cells?

Chris Masterjohn, PhD is the Founder and Scientific Director of the mitochondrial test mito.me. Question: Insulin resistance from fat invading muscle cells? I think increased free fatty acids in the blood. That's going to be a normal reaction to dietary fat and I think that if you have increased fatty acids than increased glucose, that you have more energy to dispose off. And if you have more energy to dispose of, and you don't dispose off the energy, then that's going to cause insulin resistance. Do You Have Hidden Mitochondrial Dysfunction? Mitochondrial dysfunction is one of the earliest signs of aging and chronic disease—and most people don’t know they have it. Mitome is the first at-home test that measures your cellular energy directly and gives you a personalized roadmap to optimize energy, slow aging, and protect against disease. Find my comprehensive mitochondrial analysis at mito.me