You either make insulin or you do not. Checking for C-peptides will tell the difference. What causes the condition is relevant to a cure but not treatment. One either makes insulin or one does not. Even insulin resistance is a misnomer. As my sugars increase, resistance increases. It takes more insulin to stay at 200 than it does to stay at a normal range.

Dangit. Now I'm confused 🤣. I guess I could be type LADA. I wasn't diagnosed till I was 27 years old, but with that said other factors make me think type1. Tho I was diagnosed at 27 I spent my entire life under weight. I wrestled 7th and 8th grade at 113lbs. Graduated high school at 119lbs 5ft10. Lived my adult life until diagnosed at 125, sometimes 130lbs. After diagnosis I went to 180lbs within a year or 2, and now 220lbs with only little fat, and my sugar is under the best control ever.

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Thanks for this. My 21 year old daughter who still lives at home is Type 1 and was just diagnosed with insulin resistance. Double Diabetes. For years, we never understood why her blood sugar would often spike despite of giving her corrections, and then the weight gain. Doctors prescribed metaformin.