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FDA Approves Zepbound for Weight Management Nov. 2023 Eli Lilly and Co. Zepbound (tirzepatide) injection for chronic weight management in adults with obesity. Tirzepatide activates receptors of hormones secreted from the intestine (glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) and glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP). Thus it reduces appetite and food intake. Zepbound is administered by injection under the skin once weekly Tirzepatide, is already approved as Mounjaro for T2D in adults
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Founder-Genefitletics|IEAlumni|Biotech CEO of the Year 2024 (India)|Built Asia’s first & only disease detect platform to early detect metabolic diseases & cancer|Transforming human biochemistry into a big data platform
Type 2 diabetes is a growing chronic health condition worldwide with no preventative solution. While we have new age technology solutions & generic nutrition/drugs to manage the existing hyperglycemia/high blood glucose conditions, the current healthcare system has not invested in the application of science & technology to understand the root cause of type 2 diabetes. It is no brainer that refined carbs, sugar & processed foods cause a condition of systemic inflammation & high blood sugar level but there is more to Diabetes story. While we blame it on carbohydrates( not microbiota accessible carbs), which by the way is one of the factors causing hyperglycemia, if we have to prevent Type 2 diabetes from happening, we need to understand the science behind insulin signalling. Nitric Oxide(NO), one of the most essential gaseous molecules, plays a key role in insulin signalling. When we consume a meal which is rich in carbs, our oral microbes predigest the food & send biochemical signals to pancreas, informing them what is coming their way. Pancreas releases insulin which binds to insulin receptors on adipose cells, muscle cells & liver cells. What happens next is inter cellular signalling which communicates with nitric oxide synthase(NOS) to activate GLUT 4, a protein found in every cell. If NOS is coupled with an endothelial cell( which lines every blood vessel), it activates GLUT 4 that goes to the cell membrane, binds glucose & clears from the circulation. If NOS is uncoupled due to chronic inflammation, GLUT 4 is not activated which results in hyperglycemia. This sends a signal to the pancreas & it releases insulin. Over time, it results in hyperinsulinemia & hyperglycemia & kicks off type 2 diabetes. There are 2 pathways which trigger production of NO- ENOS & oral microbiome. As we age our ENOS ability to produce NO reduces by 10% every year & therefore oral microbiome- nitrate- nitrite pathway becomes all the more important to stimulate production of NO. This is the reason people with compromised oral health or gum disease have high risk of type 2 diabetes. Today's talk discusses this in detail : https://lnkd.in/gM4f9Z88 If you want to understand your oral biology, we are your best bet. We sequence your oral microbiome & transform the molecular data collected into 36 pathways that tell the state of your biology & its downstream impact on total health. We then, using these pathways, construct the most precise nutrition program for your oral biology to bring your body back into homeostasis position. More details here: https://lnkd.in/dNgQ3AgM Citations below https://lnkd.in/g2jUKZKk https://lnkd.in/g-yHDhZq https://lnkd.in/gEf6xcHx #oralhealth #microbiome #type2diabetes #insulinresistance #cardiovasculardiseases #nitricoxide #precisionnutrition Sakshi Bali Shashi Shekhar M. Dr Kamal Karnatak Tarun Kumar Rupinder Singh
Role of Nitric Oxide in insulin signalling|Insulin Resistance|Type 2 diabetes|Oral microbiome
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Type 2 diabetes is a growing chronic health condition worldwide with no preventative solution. While we have new age technology solutions & generic nutrition/drugs to manage the existing hyperglycemia/high blood glucose conditions, the current healthcare system has not invested in the application of science & technology to understand the root cause of type 2 diabetes. It is no brainer that refined carbs, sugar & processed foods cause a condition of systemic inflammation & high blood sugar level but there is more to Diabetes story. While we blame it on carbohydrates( not microbiota accessible carbs), which by the way is one of the factors causing hyperglycemia, if we have to prevent Type 2 diabetes from happening, we need to understand the science behind insulin signalling. Nitric Oxide(NO), one of the most essential gaseous molecules, plays a key role in insulin signalling. When we consume a meal which is rich in carbs, our oral microbes predigest the food & send biochemical signals to pancreas, informing them what is coming their way. Pancreas releases insulin which binds to insulin receptors on adipose cells, muscle cells & liver cells. What happens next is inter cellular signalling which communicates with nitric oxide synthase(NOS) to activate GLUT 4, a protein found in every cell. If NOS is coupled with an endothelial cell( which lines every blood vessel), it activates GLUT 4 that goes to the cell membrane, binds glucose & clears from the circulation. If NOS is uncoupled due to chronic inflammation, GLUT 4 is not activated which results in hyperglycemia. This sends a signal to the pancreas & it releases insulin. Over time, it results in hyperinsulinemia & hyperglycemia & kicks off type 2 diabetes. There are 2 pathways which trigger production of NO- ENOS & oral microbiome. As we age our ENOS ability to produce NO reduces by 10% every year & therefore oral microbiome- nitrate- nitrite pathway becomes all the more important to stimulate production of NO. This is the reason people with compromised oral health or gum disease have high risk of type 2 diabetes. Today's talk discusses this in detail : https://lnkd.in/gM4f9Z88 If you want to understand your oral biology, we are your best bet. We sequence your oral microbiome & transform the molecular data collected into 36 pathways that tell the state of your biology & its downstream impact on total health. We then, using these pathways, construct the most precise nutrition program for your oral biology to bring your body back into homeostasis position. More details here: https://lnkd.in/g35KaAFJ Citations below https://lnkd.in/g2jUKZKk https://lnkd.in/g-yHDhZq https://lnkd.in/gEf6xcHx #oralhealth #microbiome #type2diabetes #insulinresistance #cardiovasculardiseases #nitricoxide #precisionnutrition Sakshi Bali Shashi Shekhar M. Dr Kamal Karnatak Tarun Kumar Rupinder Singh
Role of Nitric Oxide in insulin signalling|Insulin Resistance|Type 2 diabetes|Oral microbiome
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Lactoferrin in Camel Milk: A Potential Ally for Diabetes Management https://lnkd.in/eSM7VEt7
Lactoferrin in Camel Milk: A Potential Ally for Diabetes Management
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Zinc & Diabetes: Unveiling the Connection Key Insights: 1. Maintains Insulin Sensitivity - Zinc deficiency can impact insulin effectiveness, potentially leading to insulin resistance, a core issue in type 2 diabetes. 2. Preserves Beta Cell Function - Zinc protects against oxidative stress, safeguarding beta cells vital in diabetes. 3. Modulates Inflammation - Zinc's role in managing inflammation offers a new therapeutic avenue in diabetes treatment. 4. Enhances Glucose Uptake - Zinc supplementation has been linked with improved glucose uptake, vital for glucose metabolism. Takeaway: Ensuring adequate zinc intake through diet or supplements could be a strategic addition to diabetes management. *You can find a link to studies in the comments!
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I have been saying for a long time that tracking blood sugar level either through invasive or non-invasive methods is not going to provide any preventative solution for type 2 diabetes. If you really want to prevent type 2 diabetes from happening &/or improve insulin sensitivity, the focus should be on understand & decode the mechanisms & pathways that activate protein GLUT 4 that goes to the cell membrane binds to glucose, clears of the circulation & transports to cell for storage or energy. Loss of eNOS functionality/uncoupling of eNOS is an independent risk factor for insulin resistance as it terminates the signalling & does not activate GLUT 4. The second pathway nitrate-nitrite becomes more important as the ability of eNOS falls as we age. Oral microbiome conversion of nitrate into nitrite can play a key role in improving insulin signalling. https://lnkd.in/g__CXmvk #type2diabetes #insulinresistance #nitricoxide #oralhealth Sakshi Bali Shashi Shekhar M. Dr Kamal Karnatak Tarun Kumar Rupinder Singh
Dietary nitrite improves insulin signaling through GLUT4 translocation
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A review of the role of extracellular vesicles in fat diets: Sophie ROME and Stefano Tacconi at Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 highlight the establishment of a vicious circle during high-fat diet-induced obesity, connecting alterations in lipid metabolism, EV composition, and the dissemination of detrimental lipids between tissues, contributing to the development of NAFLD/NASH and diabetes. The reviewed studies underscore the urgency of investigating the modulation of EV lipid composition in the therapeutic management of metabolic syndrome, obesity, and diabetes, particularly considering its potential impact on target tissue https://lnkd.in/ehSDzBBp #extracellularvesicles #exosomes #metabolism #diabetes #lipids #Vesiculab
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I have been saying for a long time that tracking blood sugar level either through invasive or non-invasive methods is not going to provide any preventative solution for type 2 diabetes. If you really want to prevent type 2 diabetes from happening &/or improve insulin sensitivity, the focus should be on understand & decode the mechanisms & pathways that activate protein GLUT 4 that goes to the cell membrane binds to glucose, clears of the circulation & transports to cell for storage or energy. Loss of eNOS functionality/uncoupling of eNOS is an independent risk factor for insulin resistance as it terminates the signalling & does not activate GLUT 4. The second pathway nitrate-nitrite becomes more important as the ability of eNOS falls as we age. Oral microbiome conversion of nitrate into nitrite can play a key role in improving insulin signalling. https://lnkd.in/g__CXmvk #type2diabetes #insulinresistance #nitricoxide #oralhealth Sakshi Bali Shashi Shekhar M. Dr Kamal Karnatak Tarun Kumar Rupinder Singh
Dietary nitrite improves insulin signaling through GLUT4 translocation
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