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Discover how a lack of minerals like magnesium, potassium, zinc, and chromium can worsen insulin resistance and make it difficult to control glucose levels even with the right diet and medication. In this video, I explain how cell communication, intestinal absorption, and electrolytes influence blood sugar, sugar cravings, and daily energy, as well as practical strategies to improve insulin sensitivity safely and based on physiology.

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⏱️ Chapters

00:00 – Why glucose rises even when “doing everything right”
00:25 – Important warning about medications
00:48 – The blind spot of minerals
01:12 – Insulin as a cellular signal
01:35 – Mineral depletion and metabolism
02:04 – Humic acids and mineral transport
02:25 – Cellular absorption and insulin receptors
03:12 – Soil, food, and bioavailability
03:36 – Vegetables, roots, and supplement precautions
04:01 – Gut health and glucose
04:27 – Gut inflammation and insulin resistance
05:13 – Trace minerals: chromium, zinc, and selenium
06:02 – Food sources rich in minerals
06:28 – Magnesium and diabetes
07:18 – The Cycle Between High Sugar and Mineral Loss
07:43 – Potassium and Metabolism
08:37 – When to Avoid Supplementation
09:01 – Cellular Communication and Real Strategy
09:29 – Nutritional Basis and Lifestyle
10:12 – Why Doctors Don't Always Talk About This
10:40 – How Long Does it Take to See Results?
11:05 – Minerals and Sugar Cravings
11:30 – Practical 14-Day Challenge
11:59 – Final Questions and Upcoming Videos

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The information presented here does not replace medical consultations, diagnoses, or prescriptions. For specific questions, always consult a qualified healthcare professional. Health science is constantly evolving, and this content was produced based on scientific references available at the time of publication.

Edu Rodrigues – Pharmacist and Biochemist – Diabetes Educator