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I saw a comment on your blog that says 'the way you eat does not cause diabetes'...are you able to expand on that or provide a source I could read? I've been told by doctors that my pre-diabetes was due to weight gain because I get more hungry on my anti psychotics and I'd like to fact check what they've told me! Thank you so much!
There are a lot more factors at play in diabetes — more complicated than “I had a cupcake at lunch.”
Pre-diabetes was rejected as a diagnosis by the World Health Organization (although it is used by the US and UK) - the correct term for the condition is impaired glucose tolerance. Approximately 2% of people with "pre-diabetes" go on to develop diabetes per year. You heard that right - TWO PERCENT. Most diabetics actually skip the pre-diabetic phase.
There are currently no treatments for pre-diabetes besides intentional weight loss. (Hmm, that's convenient, right?) There has yet to be evidence that losing weight prevents progression from pre-diabetes to T2DM beyond a year. Interestingly, drug companies are trying to persuade the medical world to start treating patients earlier and earlier. They are using the term “pre-diabetes” to sell their drugs (including Wegovy, a weight-loss drug). Surgeons are using it to sell weight loss surgery. Everyone’s a winner, right? Not patients. Especially fat patients.
Check out these articles:
Prediabetes: The epidemic that never was, and shouldn’t be
The war on ‘prediabetes' could be a boon for pharma—but is it good medicine?
Also - I love what Dr. Asher Larmie @fatdoctorUK has to say about T2DM and insulin resistance, so here's one of their threads I pulled from Twitter:
1️⃣ You can't prevent insulin resistance. It's coded in your DNA. It may be impacted by your environment. Studies have shown it has nothing to do with your BMI.
2️⃣ The term "pre-diabetes" is a PR stunt. The correct term is impaired glucose tolerance (or impaired fasting glucose) which is sometimes referred to as intermittent hyperglycemia. It does not predict T2DM. It is best ignored and tested for every 3-5yrs.
3️⃣ there is no evidence that losing weight prevents diabetes. That's because you can't reverse insulin resistance. You can possibly postpone it by 2yrs? Furthermore there is evidence that those who are fat at the time of diagnosis fair much better than those who are thin.
4️⃣ Weight loss does not reverse diabetes in the VAST majority of people. Those that do reverse it are usually thinner with recent onset T2DM and a low A1c. Only a tiny minority can sustain that over 2yrs. Weight loss does not improve A1c levels beyond 2 yrs either.
5️⃣ Weight loss in T2DM does not improve macrovascular or microvascular health outcomes beyond 2 years. In fact, weight loss in diabetics is associated with increased mortality and morbidity (although it is not clear why). Weight cycling is known to impacts A1c levels.
6️⃣ Weight GAIN does NOT increase the risk of cardiovascular OR all causes mortality in diabetics. In fact, one might even go so far as to say that it's better to be fat and diabetic than to be thin and diabetic.
Dr. Larmie cites 18 peer reviewed journal articles (most from the last decade) that are included in their webinar on the subject, linked below.
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Diabetes & Gaining
or…How to Dance With the Devil and Not Lose a Leg
This is an answer to a question I get asked frequently. I thought it was long overdue I wrote a response.
Diabetes is not the end of gaining. In fact for some, diabetes marks the beginning of their serious weight gain. Many gainers I know have had diabetes for years or even decades and have continued to gain well past 400 or even 500 pounds. These people are not legless cripples; in fact, many are gainers you all know and follow on Tumblr, YouTube, or other sites. They just haven’t told you since talk of diabetes is the third-rail of gaining. (And anyway it’s really nobody’s business but theirs.) I asked a few of these diabetic gainers for help in writing this post.
Diabetes is a manageable disease. Very manageable. Easily manageable. Despite this, most people with diabetes do not manage it…
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When I got diagnosed with my diabetes, I talked to this man on Grommr (back when I used to be a regular) and he gave me this advice. It was what ultimately got me the confidence to go back into gaining and it helped me go from 270 (at the time) and now im 520! He’s done a mountain of work for gainers and he deserves a lot of respect.
Reblogging this every time i see it cause this shit is important gainer knowledge
@fattenjeezy his diabetes meds are blowing him up atm!
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"BEING SOOO EXCITED ABOUT MY CURRENT SHAPE!"
"BEING SOOO EXCITED ABOUT MY CURRENT SHAPE!"
Look at me.
Not posed. Not pulled in. Not trying to be “flattering.”
Just… me.
Heavy. Soft. Full.
A blue bikini stretched over a body that has finally started to feel like it belongs to me.
My belly hangs low now.
Not a little curve. Not a hint.
A real, undeniable weight that pulls downward when I stand sideways… like gravity finally has something worth holding onto.
And I love it.
I love the way it rounds out before it drops.
The way it sits, the way it sways, the way it refuses to be hidden.
The way it looks like it’s been fed and adored and allowed to exist without apology.
This is the heaviest I’ve ever been.
And I’m not scared of that sentence anymore.
I’m turned on by it.
By the fact that I’ve grown into something bigger than I used to be.
By the way my body has gotten softer, thicker, heavier… and somehow more mine than ever.
There’s something intoxicating about being this full.
The kind of full you can see from the side.
The kind of full that changes the way you move.
The kind of full that makes you feel your own presence—every step, every breath, every little shift of weight.
I don’t want to shrink.
I want to be admired like this.
I want to be watched while I exist in a body that takes up space like it was always meant to.
Because this isn’t “letting myself go.”
This is letting myself have.
Letting myself indulge.
Letting myself expand.
Letting myself become.
And honestly?
The more I grow, the more I crave it.
The more I want to see just how heavy I can get…
How low it can hang…
How much softer I can become…
Until the sight of me is enough to make someone’s mind go blank.
So yes.
This is me, in a blue bikini.
Side profile.
Belly hanging low.
At my heaviest.
And I’ve never looked better.
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