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Why Do Cells Become Insulin Resistant? Understanding the Root Causes of Metabolic Dysfunction
Why does a cell become insulin resistant? While IR is often blamed on excess weight or poor lifestyle choices, reality is far more complex!
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Mar 37 min read
The Metabolic Domino Effect: How Insulin Resistance Spreads Across the Body
Insulin Resistance is a system-wide metabolic dysfunction that unfolds in a predictable sequence, much like a chain reaction.
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Mar 37 min read
Insulin Resistance: Unveiling the Culprits
Hyperinsulinemia is a driver and a consequence of insulin resistance, creating a self-perpetuating cycle that disrupts metabolic balance.
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Feb 277 min read
The Evolution of Indian Philosophy: From Pre-Vedic to Vedanta Schools
The evolution of Indian philosophy—from pre-Vedic spiritualism to Vedantic metaphysics—demonstrates its remarkable depth and adaptability.
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Feb 99 min read
From the Macrocosm to the Microcosm: The Enigma of Subjective Experience
How does a collection of atoms, following deterministic or probabilistic laws, give rise to thoughts, emotions, and Consciousness?
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Feb 37 min read
How Science Helps Us Understand Our Material Nature
Perhaps the reality we seek is not solely contained in the material parts of he universe, but also in the way we experience them.
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Feb 25 min read
The Material Nature of a Human Being: A Journey into the Physical Self
At the deepest level, a human being is a temporary arrangement of particles—an intricate dance of energy and matter governed by natural laws
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Feb 23 min read
Science and Philosophy: Two Lenses, One Reality
Concepts like wave functions, entanglement, and probabilities resist being reduced to simple, tangible components.
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Jan 296 min read
Endogenous Fats—The Body's Built-In Energy Reserve
Endogenous triglycerides are synthesized by the liver, primarily from excess dietary carbohydrates, and to a lesser extent from protein/fats
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Jan 288 min read
Cholesterol: The Unsung Hero of Cellular Function and Health
The majority of cholesterol in circulation is synthesized by the liver (from excess carbohydrates for the most part) and other cells.
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Jan 2812 min read
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