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How Insulin Resistance Damages Kidneys, And What Labs Catch It Early

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What if your patient’s blood sugar looks “okay,” but their kidneys are already under attack?

In this episode of ReInvent Healthcare, Dr. Ritamarie uncovers the common progression of kidney damage fueled by insulin resistance and elevated glucose. Most practitioners miss the early clues. And most patients never feel symptoms… until it’s too late.

Discover the early biochemical markers, the overlooked tests, and the clinical action steps you can take now to prevent progression to fibrosis, dialysis, and even renal failure.


What’s Inside This Episode?

  • The silent mechanisms linking insulin resistance to kidney scarring and decline
  • Why normal creatinine and BUN may be misleading and what to test instead
  • Which labs signal decline before patients show symptoms
  • The food patterns and protein levels that support vs. stress the kidneys
  • Targeted botanicals, nutrients, and fasting strategies for protecting kidney function
  • How to approach intermittent fasting, inflammation, and oxalates with nuance
  • When medications like SGLT2 inhibitors or ACE inhibitors may be protective
  • The practitioner’s role in prevention, education, and root-cause reversal


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What if your patient’s blood sugar looks “okay,” but their kidneys are already under attack?

In this episode of ReInvent Healthcare, Dr. Ritamarie uncovers the common progression of kidney damage fueled by insulin resistance and elevated glucose. Most practitioners miss the early clues. And most patients never feel symptoms… until it’s too late.

Discover the early biochemical markers, the overlooked tests, and the clinical action steps you can take now to prevent progression to fibrosis, dialysis, and even renal failure.


What’s Inside This Episode?

  • The silent mechanisms linking insulin resistance to kidney scarring and decline
  • Why normal creatinine and BUN may be misleading and what to test instead
  • Which labs signal decline before patients show symptoms
  • The food patterns and protein levels that support vs. stress the kidneys
  • Targeted botanicals, nutrients, and fasting strategies for protecting kidney function
  • How to approach intermittent fasting, inflammation, and oxalates with nuance
  • When medications like SGLT2 inhibitors or ACE inhibitors may be protective
  • The practitioner’s role in prevention, education, and root-cause reversal


Resources and Links:


  continue reading

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