Dr. Annette Bosworth

0.1, and his blood sugar is 88.

So if you take 88 divided by 0.1, it's like, what, 1,000 or something?

It's really high.

888, probably.

That is a lot of trash being made.

When that Dr. Bob's ratio is high, you can't take it out.

I just think that when Peter Atiyah did that and said, oh, I had no idea.

I'm like, you could have.

Just check this first thing in the morning for five days.

If you have that kind of a doctor-boss ratio, you're insulin resistant.

You're insulin resistant.

You have to be hitting that in a routine, regular interval in life to not have those problems.

To have osteoporosis at such a young age, a ketogenic state would not allow that.

You would be using resources much better.

Oh, good.

That was shocking.

I was like, you shouldn't have osteoporosis at your age.

Right.

Oh.

all glucose and and so why is that happening okay whatever he ate the insulin went up so let's say he was your exact same eating pattern he ate last night he had the six eight hours of sleep the cortisol said oh the sun's rising and it rose his blood sugar a little bit okay when the sugar's high you can't you can't your your insulin's gonna be high too you're not making ketones