Ep 71: Understanding Diabetes and Insulin Resistance with Dr. Chhaya Makhija- Diabetes Part 1
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Diabetes doesn't develop overnight. In this episode, we sit down with endocrinologist and lifestyle medicine physician Chhaya Makhija to unpack the science behind insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.
We explore what insulin resistance actually is, how it develops over time, and why so many people are affected without realizing it. Dr. Makhija explains the powerful role lifestyle plays in both prevention and treatment, including the impact of nutrition, fiber, plant diversity, the gut microbiome, physical activity, muscle mass, sleep, and stress management.
Whether you've been diagnosed with prediabetes, have a family history of diabetes, or simply want to better understand your metabolic health, this conversation provides a clear, evidence-based roadmap for protecting your long-term health.
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Unified Endocrine & Diabetes Care
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