I have listened to the Gerald Shulman interview and read through the show notes, but as a non-scientist, I know I'm missing implications from research. Specifically, I'm wondering if the exercise protocol that helped insulin-resistent young people increase muscle glycogen synthesis was type 2 exercise or what zone was it? What are the implications for the Keto diet since many promoters have blamed only carbohydrates for creating insulin resistance, especially since Shulman's research also showed that blood glucose monitoring could be fooling insulin-resistent pre-diabetic people into not realizing how high their insulin has spiked.