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gods to people, a power shift that will seesaw throughout human history until...um, probably
...and then lower them in this kind of seesaw fashion
It's a woolly seesaw.
It's a woolly seesaw.
That's been one heck of a seesaw, hasn't it?
That's been one heck of a seesaw, hasn't it?
There is leptin resistance. The question, again, is why? And the way to think about it is it's sort of a sort of balance, right? So insulin, if you give people insulin, like if you think about causes of obesity, what causes people to gain weight? Well, if I give you insulin, you'll gain weight. If I give me insulin, I'll gain weight. So insulin causes weight gain, whereas leptin will cause the opposite. So it's sort of this seesaw. Body fat is nothing more or less than a store of energy, right? And you only store energy when your body tells you. Our entire body runs on hormones, right? Nothing happens without the hormonal system being activated. So insulin is pushing us to gain weight. Leptin is pushing us to lose weight. And what's happening is that one is sort of overcoming the other. Insulin is overcoming the leptin.
So it's sort of this seesaw.
Look, it's a seesaw!
Look, it's a seesaw!
children are left by themselves be they enjoying riding a seesaw see the man is
They're enjoying riding a seesaw.
Our immune system is kind of like a, a seesaw.
So on one side of the seesaw is your T regulatory cells,
It's past the hole in the ground, under Henny's leg and over the clubhouse seesaw.
the Clubhouse Seesaw!
That's been one heck of a seesaw, hasn't it?
That's been one heck of a seesaw, hasn't it?”