#224: Mapping Diabetes Subtypes with Dr. Brian Mowll
In today’s episode, Dr. Brian Mowll takes us on a deeper dive into diabetes, differentiating the differences between Type 1 and Type 2, as well as identifying the five subtypes that can be impacting our clients and patients. This is critical information that helps us address the roots of this chronic and epidemic condition!
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Related Episodes:
#220 where Ralph Sanchez Maps Glycation-AGE’s on the 15-Minute Matrix
#160 where Dr. Eran Elinav Maps Personalized Glycemic Response on 15-Minute Matrix
#203 where Karli Burridge Maps Obesity on 15-Minute Matrix
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