jenithasta@gmail.com Posted January 23, 2013 Share Posted January 23, 2013 Jag har från min läkare på vårdcentralen fått ett brev med följande lydelse: "Leptin är inte något prov vi tar på vårdcentralen. Jag vet inte om det tas inom sjukvården heller, utom i forskningssyfte. Anledningen till att vi inte tar detta hormonprov här är att det knappast skulle tjäna något syfte (utom möjligen ur nyfikenhetsstillande synpunkt). Behandling av t.ex. övervikt och diabetes ändras inte beroende på svaret på ett sådant prov." I Rosedale, Ron; Colman, Carol (2009-10-13). The Rosedale Diet (pp. 166-167). William Morrow Paperbacks. Kindle Edition. står det under rubriken 'Leptin': "The most reliable test for monitoring leptin levels is the radioimmunoassay (RIA), which utilizes an antibody that responds to leptin in a fasting blood sample. This test will tell you whether or not you have leptin resistance. If your level is in a healthy range— the optimal fasting leptin level is between 4 and 6 ng/ dL and up to 9 ng/ dL is acceptable— your cells are sensitive to leptin’s signals. You are a fat burner as nature intended you to be, and it is unlikely that you will have a weight problem. (If you lower your leptin levels to optimal levels, as you most certainly will on the Rosedale Diet, it is highly unlikely that you will continue to have a weight problem even if you started out with one.) Of course, we don’t want leptin levels to go too low. Anything below –4 ng/ dL is a sign of either malnutrition, usually accompanied by very low body fat, or a genetic inability to produce leptin that results in obesity. (If a woman’s leptin level falls below 3, generally caused by very low stores of body fat due to inadequate food intake or intensive exercise, she will stop menstruating.) If your fasting leptin level is 10 ng/ dL or higher, you will most certainly benefit from the leptin-sensitizing program outlined in this book. Most obese people have extremely elevated leptin levels: 20, 30, even 40 ng/ dL! Yet within only two to three weeks on the Rosedale Diet, almost everyone experiences a dramatic decline in leptin levels. At the same time, they eat less because they do not feel hungry as often as they used to. They no longer experience food cravings and have little difficulty following the diet. If your leptin level doesn’t fall as quickly as it should (younger people often have quicker results than older people), you need to be especially careful about following the diet and perhaps add extra nutritional supplements. But if you follow the program, I promise that your leptin sensitivity will improve and your fasting leptin level will fall. Leptin: 4 to 6 ng/ dL optimal; up to 9 ng/ dL acceptable; 10 + ng/ dL high." Vad skall jag tro? Hjälp!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zepp Posted January 23, 2013 Share Posted January 23, 2013 Varför vill du testa Leptin specefikt? Och jag håller nog med läkaren.. har alldrig hört talas om att man tar sådana prover annat än i forskningssyfte. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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