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Your blood sugar is normal. Your A1C might be normal too. And you can still be insulin resistant. Before glucose starts rising, your pancreas may compensate by producing more insulin to keep it there. Meanwhile, clues can show up in places you’d never think to connect to insulin. 1. High blood pressure Insulin resistance and high insulin commonly travel with hypertension. 2. PMOS (formerly PCOS) High insulin can stimulate ovarian androgen production, contributing to irregular periods, acne, facial hair and fertility problems. 3. Dark, velvety skin Especially around the neck or underarms. Acanthosis nigricans is strongly associated with insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia. 4. Tingling, burning or numb feet Nerve dysfunction can appear during prediabetes and impaired glucose metabolism not only after diabetes. 5. High uric acid or gout High insulin can reduce renal uric-acid clearance, helping explain its connection with insulin resistance. 6. Kidney problems Insulin resistance, high insulin, hypertension and kidney dysfunction are closely interconnected. 7. Cognitive decline Insulin resistance is associated with cognitive decline and dementia risk. Your brain has insulin signaling too. **Seven things that can look completely unrelated. The good news? There are science-backed ways to improve insulin sensitivity, including nutrition, lifestyle changes and evidence-based support. If you’re interested in learning about our natural Feel Great Protocol, drop a “INSULIN” and I’ll send you the details and a discount link.
Your blood sugar is normal. Your A1C might be normal too. And you can still be insulin resistant. Before glucose starts rising, your pancreas may compensate by producing more insulin to keep it there. Meanwhile, clues can show up in places you’d never think to connect to insulin. 1. High blood pressure Insulin resistance and high insulin commonly travel with hypertension. 2. PMOS (formerly PCOS) High insulin can stimulate ovarian androgen production, contributing to irregular periods, acne, facial hair and fertility problems. 3. Dark, velvety skin Especially around the neck or underarms. Acanthosis nigricans is strongly associated with insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia. 4. Tingling, burning or numb feet Nerve dysfunction can appear during prediabetes and impaired glucose metabolism not only after diabetes. 5. High uric acid or gout High insulin can reduce renal uric-acid clearance, helping explain its connection with insulin resistance. 6. Kidney problems Insulin resistance, high insulin, hypertension and kidney dysfunction are closely interconnected. 7. Cognitive decline Insulin resistance is associated with cognitive decline and dementia risk. Your brain has insulin signaling too. **Seven things that can look completely unrelated. The good news? There are science-backed ways to improve insulin sensitivity, including nutrition, lifestyle changes and evidence-based support. If you’re interested in learning about our natural Feel Great Protocol, drop a “INSULIN” and I’ll send you the details and a discount link.

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