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most chronic illnesses, including cancer. It’s important to understand

what insulin actually does inside your body. Then we will look at how it

affects cancer on a monumental scale.

Insulin is a hormone produced by your pancreas, a flat, pear-shaped

organ under your left rib cage.
When glucose in the form of

sugars or carbohydrates spike in
your blood, a signal is sent to

your pancreas to release

insulin. Insulin’s main job is to
transport the glucose from your

bloodstream into your cells, so

your cells have fuel. Using a
restaurant as an illustration,

your pancreas is like the

kitchen, your insulin is like the waiter and the table is like the cell. In a
healthy, balanced body, this process is flawless; everything works as it

should, and your cells are fed and happy.

However, there is a big problem when there is a prolonged

overabundance of glucose in the blood, especially when it comes to
cancer. Over time, cells become resistant to the effects of insulin,

which is trying to continually dump more fuel into them. This is called

insulin resistance. The signaling
“ELEVATED GLUCOSE IN YOUR
mechanism (on/off switch) that tells the
BLOOD IS LIKE AN ALL-YOU-CAN-
pancreas to either release or stop insulin EAT BUFFET FOR CANCER!”
production gets blocked and your

pancreas continues to dump insulin into the body, even though it can

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