Treatments

Insulin Resistance Protocol

Understand insulin, recognise resistance early, and treat under doctor guidance before progression.

Insulin regulates glucose in the bloodstream and influences how the body metabolises proteins, carbohydrates and fats. When cells respond poorly to insulin, the body may produce more—setting the stage for metabolic disease.

Risk factors include excess weight (especially central fat), poor sleep, high-sugar diets, sedentary lifestyle, prolonged stress, steroid use, PCOS and genetics. Anyone of any size can become insulin resistant.

Signs you may notice

Early insulin resistance can be silent. As blood sugar rises, symptoms may include increased hunger, unexplained fatigue, brain fog, central weight gain, high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol.

How we approach treatment

We recognise imbalances through testing and clinical review. Newer therapies and peptides may be considered after doctor review of your bloodwork—never as a one-size-fits-all product.

How it works

  1. 1

    Complete questionnaire and metabolic bloodwork

  2. 2

    Doctor consultation and results review

  3. 3

    Personalised treatment programme

  4. 4

    Ongoing monitoring and refinement

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Book a consultation at our Springfield, Durban clinic. Suitability is confirmed by a doctor.