Nitric oxide in insulin resistance @Betterbodychemistry
Nitric oxide in insulin resistance  @Betterbodychemistry
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
When you’re insulin resistant i.e. you have metabolic syndrome, pretty much every chemical in the body is NOT QUITE RIGHT. Some are up. Some are down. Few are actually at physiologically NORMAL levels.
Traditionally the focus is on the big guns.
• Insulin
• Sugar
• And cholesterol
In this series, we’ll take a look at some of the other players.
Who they are, what they’re up to and how they’re part of the state of insulin resistance.
In this video, we look at nitric oxide, which when you’re insulin resistant, are typically, lower than ideal, particularly in blood vessels. This is a big deal, because nitric oxide, is a vasodilator i.e. it opens up blood vessels…. ………… to facilitate deliveries.

No nitric oxide, causes delivery problems.

Shortages also cause vascular remodeling and platelet aggregation, increasing the chance of a cardiovascular event.

Fortunately, there a multiple ways, to boost nitric oxide availability.

Here are the links to the videos, mentioned during this video.

Willpower Report
betterbodychemistry.com/willpower-report

Create shear stress with remote ischemic pre-conditioning
youtu.be/1jw2Pq84Kio

Boost nitrate-nitrite-nitric oxide pathway by ditching the use of mouth wash.
youtu.be/Rmwyjy-Zk0I
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