Blog: The quad-cycle hypothesis – a(nother) “new” theory of type 2 diabetes
Could there be FOUR key cycles involved in the development of type 2 diabetes?
We know that the liver, pancreas and muscles play important roles in metabolic health – but what about our body fat?
In his latest blog, Dr Sean Wheatley, Science and Research Lead at X-PERT Health, introduces the quad-cycle hypothesis, exploring how dysfunction in fat tissue may contribute to insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.
The good news? Understanding these interconnected cycles highlights practical ways to support metabolic health:
Reducing excess body fat Managing carbohydrate intake to individual tolerance Building and maintaining muscle mass
Discover how these four systems interact and why understanding them could help us better manage type 2 diabetes.
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