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Blood Sugar and Menopause
About the Course
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About Kirsten Chick
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Introduction (1:54)
Why manage blood sugar? ( 7:38)
Understanding Blood Sugar and Insulin (10:32)
Nutrients, Neurotransmitters, Hormones and Microbiomes for Insulin pathways (21:40)
Nourish List for Menopause (14:32)
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Why is it important to manage blood sugar?
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Sleep
Hot flushes
Mood
All of the above
Sugar intake could increase depression risk due to its potential influence on:
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B-glucuronidase
Brain Derived Neurotropic Factor (BDNF) levels
Insulin
Digestion
Excess oestrogen and low oestrogen levels have been linked to higher rates of?:
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Inflammation
Insulin Resistance
Insulin Sensitivity
Excess blood glucose
When eating fruit, you should aim to:
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Eat the whole fruit
Drink juice
Eat dried fruit
Avoid it altogether
Which of these nutrients is specifically linked to insulin pathways?
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Chromium
Iron
Vitamin B12
Calcium
Refined Carbohydrates are problematic, because:
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They are high in fibre
They are low in nutrients needed for insulin pathways
They contain polyphenols
None of the above
Artificial sweeteners Saccharin and Sucralose:
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May reduce blood sugar levels
Seem to create dysbiosis
May increase appetite
Gut Microbes secrete B-glucuronidase
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True
False
Glucose contributes more to insulin resistance than glucose
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True
False
Cortisol is often elevated in menopause and can create food cravings
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True
False