Avoiding Insulin Resistance

This common condition increases the risk for type 2 diabetes, heart attack, and stroke. You may have it and not know it.

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Images © artpartner-images | Getty Images Insulin acts like a key, letting the essential, energy-providing sugar glucose into cells. One can think of insulin resistance like a sticky lock.
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