Re:Ozempic Shows Anti-Aging Effects in Trial, Reversing Biol...
by throwawaylaptop on Tuesday August 05, 2025 @06:29PM
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? Insulin is not about management of hunger. I think you got your hormones mixed up.
But yes, meat and vegetables is basically what I'd recommend. Never pasta or bread or sugar unless you need help gaining weight.
Re:Ozempic Shows Anti-Aging Effects in Trial, Reversing Biol...
by meroes on Tuesday August 05, 2025 @11:50PM
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Meat and vegetables would make me sedentary from having inadequate glycogen for physical work and exercise.
How about: some pasta and bread to enable physical exertion.
Re:Ozempic Shows Anti-Aging Effects in Trial, Reversing Biol...
by throwawaylaptop on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @10:12PM
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I know a guy that has had meat only for 3 years now. Most fit guy I know.
My father and I have avoided carbs for a few years now. Can do home renovations, gardening, dirt bike riding, and hikes better than we ever did eating carbs. Unless you're doing long distance hikes/running/hard core sports, I really don't think that's true.
Re:Ozempic Shows Anti-Aging Effects in Trial, Reversing Biol...
by throwup238 on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @03:01AM
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He’s probably thinking of ghrelin (or NPY), but leptin and insulin both act as satiety signals too, although weaker than the hunger signal.
You don't even need to do keto or wacky "just meat" diets to handle insulin. Protein consumption prevents insulin spikes for around 1-2 hours after eating. Also, proteins and fats slow down digestion.
Turns out, the good old Mediterranean diet is spot-on for a healthy lifestyle.