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Insulin Resistance - Symptoms, Causes & Treatment (Hardcover, New)
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Insulin Resistance - Symptoms, Causes & Treatment (Hardcover, New)
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Insulin resistance (IR) and elevated blood pressure are two key
features of the metabolic syndrome, which play an important role in
the development of secondary cardiovascular complications. In this
book, the effects of insulin resistance on the various vasoactive
pathways are explored, which affect the equilibrium between
vascular relaxation and constriction. Furthermore, the interaction
between oestrogen, testosterone and insulin signalling-dependent
changes in vascular reactivity and blood pressure are discussed.
Also addressed in this book are the mechanisms underlying
reciprocal relationships between insulin secretion, insulin
resistance and inflammation in the pathological state and in its
subsequent improvement. Moreover, the current concepts in
understanding the underlying risk factors contributing to insulin
resistance are examined, focusing on the role of magnesium
deficiency that emerges as potential pathogenic key related with
decreasing insulin sensitivity. In addition, it is widely accepted
that metabolic syndrome is related to cardiovascular disease and
that insulin resistance is one of the causes of metabolic syndrome.
The authors discuss thiazolidinediones (TZDs), a class of
antidiabetes agents, as a means to improve endothelial dysfunction,
prevent atherosclerosis, and significantly reduce the risk of
cardiovascular disease.
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