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Ketosis, ketoacidosis, proteins and insulin

  
pau91
10/25/2024 2:06 p.m.

Well, for my part I close the subject.

The debate enriches, and the diversity of opinions also (although it is uncommon to discuss the pathophysiology of ketoacidosis, the truth).

It is a pleasure to contribute something to everyone who is here, so thanks for the messages you have written to both of us.

As the summary is that I am not rigorous, of course, nor do I have concrete evidence, only weak opinions that need lay people who defend them, give you the absolute truth @pinkman.In the next post I will talk about football or time if it does not offend you, that there are important things in this life and things that are not.All the best!

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pau91
10/25/2024 2:19 p.m.

Joels said:

Hi Andrespimat, it is fair to add the contribution in this thread of the doctor Meginer.

GREETING

Totally agree @joelsa, in fact @meginer has more experience than me in medicine and in diabetes.For me they are contributions that you have to hear very carefully and from which we all have to learn.

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