Oral Glucose Tolerance Test
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A clinical diagnostic test where a patient consumes a glucose solution and blood glucose is measured at intervals over 2 hours, used to assess insulin resistance and diagnose diabetes or pre-diabetes.
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Tim Ferriss and Peter Attia use or recommend Oral Glucose Tolerance Test. See what else they have in common.
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"Ultimately, I do think most people, if they can afford it, should get an oral glucose tolerance test, where you're kind of taking blood and measuring things every 30 minutes for 2 hours. Talk to your doctor."
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"There was a day when you would use the OGTT to diagnose type 2 diabetes, and not what we do today, which is rely on hemoglobin A1c. I think the use of an OGTT is a better test, and I think the hemoglobin A1c is not a particularly helpful test."
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