Just as you’re getting through the Spring Hay fever season your senses are hit with another attack; this time in the form of Michael Buble and excessive amounts of reindeer cheer. I do love Christmas but with each year the festive season seems to be starting earlier and earlier which can lead to Santa fatigue and a tinsel blow out.
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In context of a diet of otherwise nose-to-tail red meat, fat, eggs and salt, can full-fat raw fermented (so no lactose) dairy in excess cause insulin resistance? https://www.marksdailyapple.com/dairy-insulin/ “ Both skim and whole milk (PDF) elicit significant insulin responses that you wouldn’t predict from looking at their protein and carb contents, and the fat in whole milk doesn’t blunt it (maybe non-homogenized whole milk would be a different story… I don’t know). Cream and butter are not particularly insulinogenic, while milk of all kinds, yogurt, cottage cheese, and anything with casein or whey, including powders and cottage cheese, elicits a significant insulin response. In one study (PDF), milk was even more insulinogenic than white bread, but less so than whey protein with added lactose and cheese with added lactose. Another study (PDF) found that full-fat fermented milk products and regular full-fat milk were about as insulinogenic as white bread. What’s going on here...
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