I roughly translated this as, insulin is secreted from the pancreas to get blood glucose/sugar back down by allowing the Liver, muscles and fat to be used as dumping ground.
This is one of the greatest videos I’ve ever watched. Very informative and inspired me to become a doctor. It may sound like an exaggeration but it’s not. Thank you Doctor Matt & Doctor Mike
Thanks you Dr Igudia on TH-cam for all you do in my life and my family. I went for a test today after taking the medication i ordered from Dr Igudia and I tested Type 2 Diabetes’s negative. Thanks doctor I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir.
If I am not wrong, liver has GLUT-2 and is insulin independent. Though insulin activates certain enzymes to convert the glucose into glycogen and to ATP (through glycolysis>kreb cycle)
Thank the lords i finally know what insulin and diabetes connection is. I could never imagine this stuff just from reading it in the books so great to put a picture in your brain how it works 😅
Q. so what happens with manufactured sugars like sucralose? The body will detect a sugar and produce insulin what does the body do? Do the kidneys filter it out?
Ate L. reuteri yogurt and it stimulated my insulin to the point of dropping me into hypoglycemia. Is the friendliest of all bacteria a form of glucose? I'm confused because ya'll talk only about glucose in relation to the stimulation of insulin. I'm thinking it's a far bigger story than just glucose?
Where does insulin enter the blood stream? If your blood glucose level is already high without ingesting any food, is insulin still released from the pancreas?
The pancreas, like every organ, has capillaries surrounding it that bring it blood and nutrients. Therefore, the islets of beta cells in the pancreas (I believe called Lengerhans cells) will secrete insulin directly into those capillaries for systemic circulation. That’s a good question. If the food causes your blood glucose to rise further, there will be an even greater signal to secrete more insulin into the blood. This is a type of negative feedback mechanism-as the glucose gets higher in the blood, the more the CNS signals the pancreas to secrete insulin.
No insulin increases when eating sugar or carbs, something like meat or tuna will not increase your insulin levels, fats and proteins don’t increase insulin
It will rise a little bit, but not as much as carbohydrates. Fat has the lowest in insulin response. So it goes carbohydrates has the highest response, protein has the middle amount and fat has the lowest amount of insulin response
Hi! I have a nerve damage (or what I think is nerve damage) left side of stomach(just next to bellybutton)and going up to the lowest left rib. It's been almost a year now. I can't run or do any serious exercise, because I get this stabbing pain in that area, and it goes away in two weeks when I don't do anything. Fortunately I can walk as much as I want. How can I get this fixed? It happened when I was doing some weird stretching on my back and legs facing the wall in front of me. And I went to the shower and I felt pain on the lower rib when moving around. I rested for a week, pain gone, and then I had to go to a endurance test(running on a treadmill) and I gave it my all, no pain after it or anything. But the next day and like 4 days after it my whole stomach area was numb and painful. So that's how it started last year. So the pain started on the rib, but I feel it more on the stomach most of the time. But when I exercise or lift something heavy, the nerve pain is felt on the lower ribs too. Thank you! Been starting the intermittent fasting too thanks to you, thank you! Also it starts to hurt when I do any kind of stretching to it as well. Then I have to not do anything for 2 weeks, and the pain goes away. Sucks as well, I'm 21 and I love sports and training hard haha My doctor recommended me to take ibuprofen 3 times a day for 1 week. And she sent me to a physio therapist, where I haven't gone yet. Havent done the ibuprofen stuff as well, because I don't know if I should trust her.
It can take a few weeks or months for a strained muscle to repair. If you keep using it it's like stretching and reopening a wound on your skin. You just have to take it easy and not overdo it. Hope the pain is gone by now.
Watch the video at least 3 times dear. It's very clear. Insulin is important. It is a hormone which helps to regulate blood level of glucose, amino acid and fats after a meal. Insulin helps to take glucose into the muscle, liver and fat. When it is not being produced by the pancreas or in other words relased then diabetes happens. Must check how to keep this in balance.
Wow that was the most concise and clearest explanation of insulin. Thank you
best best lecture ever, everything is clear, Thank you DOCTOR MATT. Love from Pakistan
Your Australian accent is relieving my stress
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I roughly translated this as, insulin is secreted from the pancreas to get blood glucose/sugar back down by allowing the Liver, muscles and fat to be used as dumping ground.
Thank you, Simple & easy to understand
great explanation
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This is one of the greatest videos I’ve ever watched. Very informative and inspired me to become a doctor. It may sound like an exaggeration but it’s not. Thank you Doctor Matt & Doctor Mike
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finally finished 2 minutes A and P lectures play list.
i watch 2 lectures per day.
i now will begin pharmacology play list tomorrow.
Love this channel, cheers from BR.
Thank you it was very easy to understand!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for you easy to understand explanation 🙏🏻
Thanks for the explanation bro!
Best explanation. Thank you
great video, only one that explains exactly what insuline does!!! great on 0.75 speed!!!
I'm going to end up watching this many times...thanks!
Great video!!!!
Great video - to the point! thanks
Thank you.
Well explained
Thank for your hard🇸🇾
How do i manipulate insulin in my favor to build muscle?
very good explanation .Thanks Dr Matt, would Dr able to make a video on female breast anatomy and lactation.
Hey, would you be able to make a video on mutation and variation?
you're just the best out there when it comes to (very short) explanations :D
Thanks you Dr Igudia on TH-cam for all you do in my life and my family. I went for a test today after taking the medication i ordered from Dr Igudia and I tested Type 2 Diabetes’s negative. Thanks doctor I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir.
Thankyou
If I am not wrong, liver has GLUT-2 and is insulin independent. Though insulin activates certain enzymes to convert the glucose into glycogen and to ATP (through glycolysis>kreb cycle)
But doesn’t an insulin spike from eating sugar cause you to store fat?
Thank the lords i finally know what insulin and diabetes connection is. I could never imagine this stuff just from reading it in the books so great to put a picture in your brain how it works 😅
Q. so what happens with manufactured sugars like sucralose? The body will detect a sugar and produce insulin what does the body do? Do the kidneys filter it out?
Ate L. reuteri yogurt and it stimulated my insulin to the point of dropping me into hypoglycemia. Is the friendliest of all bacteria a form of glucose? I'm confused because ya'll talk only about glucose in relation to the stimulation of insulin. I'm thinking it's a far bigger story than just glucose?
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Where does insulin enter the blood stream? If your blood glucose level is already high without ingesting any food, is insulin still released from the pancreas?
The pancreas, like every organ, has capillaries surrounding it that bring it blood and nutrients. Therefore, the islets of beta cells in the pancreas (I believe called Lengerhans cells) will secrete insulin directly into those capillaries for systemic circulation.
That’s a good question. If the food causes your blood glucose to rise further, there will be an even greater signal to secrete more insulin into the blood. This is a type of negative feedback mechanism-as the glucose gets higher in the blood, the more the CNS signals the pancreas to secrete insulin.
Now I get it.
If i eat something without sugar like meat or tuna, will the insulin rise or not?
No insulin increases when eating sugar or carbs, something like meat or tuna will not increase your insulin levels, fats and proteins don’t increase insulin
It will rise a little bit, but not as much as carbohydrates. Fat has the lowest in insulin response.
So it goes carbohydrates has the highest response,
protein has the middle amount and fat has the lowest amount of insulin response
do all food spike insulin?
No
What. If. Rrran. Out. So. Not. For night. Can. U take. In. Am??
Lot missing like fructose and the only thing that can process it is the liver. Insulin sends to the liver, which puts fat around the organs.
So much imprecise wording that I'm just left with more questions than you answered!
Hi!
I have a nerve damage (or what I think is nerve damage) left side of stomach(just next to bellybutton)and going up to the lowest left rib. It's been almost a year now. I can't run or do any serious exercise, because I get this stabbing pain in that area, and it goes away in two weeks when I don't do anything. Fortunately I can walk as much as I want. How can I get this fixed? It happened when I was doing some weird stretching on my back and legs facing the wall in front of me. And I went to the shower and I felt pain on the lower rib when moving around. I rested for a week, pain gone, and then I had to go to a endurance test(running on a treadmill) and I gave it my all, no pain after it or anything. But the next day and like 4 days after it my whole stomach area was numb and painful. So that's how it started last year. So the pain started on the rib, but I feel it more on the stomach most of the time. But when I exercise or lift something heavy, the nerve pain is felt on the lower ribs too. Thank you! Been starting the intermittent fasting too thanks to you, thank you!
Also it starts to hurt when I do any kind of stretching to it as well. Then I have to not do anything for 2 weeks, and the pain goes away. Sucks as well, I'm 21 and I love sports and training hard haha
My doctor recommended me to take ibuprofen 3 times a day for 1 week. And she sent me to a physio therapist, where I haven't gone yet. Havent done the ibuprofen stuff as well, because I don't know if I should trust her.
It can take a few weeks or months for a strained muscle to repair. If you keep using it it's like stretching and reopening a wound on your skin. You just have to take it easy and not overdo it. Hope the pain is gone by now.
🙏🏾🙏🏾❤
Ok lang po b .. 7 year n nah insulin
I still don't get it???
Watch the video at least 3 times dear. It's very clear. Insulin is important. It is a hormone which helps to regulate blood level of glucose, amino acid and fats after a meal. Insulin helps to take glucose into the muscle, liver and fat.
When it is not being produced by the pancreas or in other words relased then diabetes happens. Must check how to keep this in balance.
Wait ,,,insulin doesn't only regulate blood glucose but also amino acids and fats ????,😮 someone answer meeeee pls
Am, yes, that's what the video said. Are you def?
We got to be polite even with questions that seem uncommon,@@RomanGonzalez-vw3wl
So Pizza is good, got it! I knew it!
Haha
Ој алија алија
Вери најс видео бро, мај инсулин из вери суси нау
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ang insulin ay may side epic.lalabo.ang inyong mga mata.
ako po ay may diabetis.
A slice of pizza is not a meal!
Your point?
You eat it, and this is what happens.
For some it just might be... Not good eating habits.