Two clinicians explain how fasting-mimicking diets can restore pancreatic function in people approaching diabetes, sometimes combined with peptide therapy. The commercial Prolon product includes carbs to prevent muscle loss while still triggering fasting-like metabolic benefits.
And, you know, I think that what we can really appreciate from this piece is that fasting mimicking is very restorative to the body's ecosystem. And I think that's, you know, that one is a really big takeaway. Yeah.
Yeah. I think that's right. I think that's right. Yeah. We, we like it. There are some people in whom we're doing it, you know, even monthly. We've had some people come in with that are really teetering on the edge of full-blown diabetes where the pancreas just, you can't, you know, make insulin anymore. And we've been able to kind of see the body rescue itself, you know, in conjunction maybe with some peptides, whatever else we're doing. But the point is, it's really, it's really interesting to see that. And the, and the, I will say this, the other thing we've done a podcast with the, with the Prolon people here, they put just enough carbohydrate in the, in the products, right? So that you don't actually need to pull certain nutrients from your muscles. So it's actually muscle sparing at the same time you're doing it, which is interesting.
