For years, people living with type 2 diabetes have been encouraged to follow familiar advice: take prescribed medications, limit sugar, and stick to a structured routine.
Yet many notice that blood sugar levels don’t always respond as predictably as expected — even when they follow recommendations carefully. After decades of clinical work, one physician began questioning why some patients struggle despite doing “everything right.”
What he uncovered led him to look beyond the usual explanations and examine what may be interfering with blood sugar regulation at a deeper level.
In this editorial report, you’ll discover:
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