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                          July 
                          25, 1998
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                          Diabetes & Diet
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                          DIABETES is directly related to diet....as proposed 
                          by some
                          researchers for over 70 years.
                        ABSTRACT: 
                          Diet-induced insulin resistance precedes other aspects 
                          of the metabolic syndrome. by Barnard RJ, Roberts CK, 
                          Varon SM, Berger JJ, Department of Physiological Science, 
                          University of California, Los Angeles, California 90095-1527, 
                          USA., J Appl Physiol 1998 Apr;84(4):1311-1315
                        This 
                          study was designed to examine the effects of a high-fat 
                          refined-sugar (HFS) or a low-fat complex-carbohydrate 
                          (LFCC) diet on insulin-stimulated skeletal muscle glucose 
                          transport, plasma insulin, blood pressure, plasma triglycerides, 
                          plasma glycerol, body weight, and body fat in female 
                          Fischer rats. Insulin-stimulated glucose transport was 
                          significantly reduced in the HFS group at 2 wk, 2 mo, 
                          and 2 yr, whereas serum insulin was significantly elevated 
                          at all time points. Blood pressure was not significantly 
                          elevated in the HFS group until 12 mo, and all HFS animals 
                          were hypertensive by 18 mo. Glycerol, triglycerides, 
                          and abdominal fat cell size were not significantly different 
                          at 2 wk but were significantly elevated in the HFS rats 
                          at 2 and 6 mo. Body weight was similar in both groups 
                          until 20 wk on the diet, when the HFS rats started to 
                          gain more weight. These results demonstrate that insulin 
                          resistance and hyperinsulinemia occur before the other 
                          manifestations of the metabolic syndrome and that diet, 
                          not obesity, is the underlying cause. 
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