𝗗𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗮 𝗠𝗮𝗴𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘂𝗺 𝗱𝗲𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆 𝗼𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘂𝗹𝗶𝗻 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲❓

Did you know there is a link to pancreatic cancer?

Let me take some of the mystery about diabetes and how it happens out of the way so you can prevent or reverse the direction you are going.

Hair Mineral Analysis can show you where is your cellular Magnesium level. Let me explain how Magnesium is one of the keys to avoiding Diabetes.

When you lose excessive amounts of Magnesium through urination, you are not able to absorb it properly, or not eating enough in your diet you can develop Hypomagnesaemia. High levels of insulin push Magnesium out of the kidneys and into the urine, depleting the cells which are your savings account of your body. When the blood needs Magnesium to calm your body or decrease inflammation in muscles, there is none left in the cell to spare.

When you eat a meal, your blood glucose (sugar) will raise triggering your pancreas to release insulin to move the glucose from your blood into the cells for fuel. When the blood sugar is elevated over an extended period, it will cause excessive insulin secretion. The flood causes our insulin cell receptors to STOP responding. Think of feeding a baby that is too full and turning away excess food. This results in diabetes over time.

Although the pancreas keeps pumping out more insulin, the receptors ignore it, resulting in diabetes or high blood sugar. The exhausted pancreas keeps making insulin because the glucose is not depleting in the blood thus wearing it out. The insulin receptors, which are like catchers' mitts, pull insulin into the cell to process the glucose through approximately 40 different functions to make energy. These insulin receptors need Magnesium to function (grab the insulin) and respond (identify it).

In 2015 The Journal of Diabetes Metabolism studied 116 people from ages 30–65 with prediabetes and low Magnesium. They gave them 382 mg of Magnesium for 4 months. What did they find?

⭐️An 11.6% reduction of fasting glucose

⭐️A 30.5% reduction in insulin resistance

⭐️An 8.8% reduction of post-meal glucose level

⭐️A 26.7% decrease in triglycerides

Those with insulin resistance from ages 45–59 were shown to significantly lower the following by taking 160 mcg of Chromium and 200 mg of Magnesium daily:

⭐️Fasting blood glucose

⭐️Fasting insulin

⭐️GSK-3ß (a glycogen enzyme-linked to bipolar disorder)

⭐️Insulin resistance index (measuring decreased sensitivity)

⭐️They also had a 2–9 fold increase in GLUT4 (a protein that transports glucose)

Another negative factor of insulin resistance includes a higher risk of pancreatic cancer. Close to 80% of people suffering from this type of cancer have glucose intolerance or diabetes. In fact, according to the British Journal of Cancer in 2015, within 3 years of a person being diagnosed with Type II diabetes, there is a 4 to 7 fold risk of developing pancreatic cancer.

A majority of people are deficient now due to the erosion of our minerals in the soil, processed food, and stress using it within the body. For every 100 mg drop in Magnesium, the risk of developing pancreatic cancer by 24%.

The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) is based on a healthy, athletic, middle-aged person with no diagnosed illness, and is not overweight. So let’s take a closer look at the effects of lower levels of Magnesium.

⭐️If you take only 75–99% of the 420 mg for men or 320 mg for women, your risk is 42% higher of pancreatic cancer than those taking the RDA or more.

⭐️If you take less than 75% of the RDA, your risk is 76% higher than those taking the RDA or higher amounts.

Lastly, low levels of Magnesium can affect your weight.

It is a cycle of eating food for energy → Your body makes the insulin → your cell receptors resist the insulin because they are full → the unused glucose/carbs are stored as fat → you feel hungry and tired creating the craving to eat more!

The best action you can take is to know exactly where you are at with the Hair Analysis so you can know what you need to correct the Magnesium level. I have had many clients with Type II or insulin resistance make the necessary dietary and supplement changes to correct their issues.

⭐️Click here to schedule a call with Lisa to achieve your best quality of health!⭐️

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Lisa Rufsholm, NC — Scientific Nutrition, LLC

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