Insulin - Toxic Effects
Description
This section describes the negative effects associated with excessive production or release of Insulin.
Toxic Effects of Excessive Insulin Production
Excessive production/secretion of Insulin is known as Hyperinsulinemia or Hyperinsulinism.
Aging Process
Excessive Insulin production may accelerate the Aging Process. [1]
Cardiovascular System
Excessive Insulin production may increase the risk of Atherosclerosis: [2]
Excessive Insulin production may decrease the breakdown of Fibrin, increasing the likelihood of abnormal Blood Clotting.
Excessive Insulin production may increase lesions in Blood Vessel walls.
Excessive Insulin production may increase the risk of Heart ailments.
Elevated Insulin levels may increase the risk of Ischemic Heart Disease: [3]
Elevated Insulin levels may increase the risk of Heart Attack. [4]
Elevated Insulin levels may cause Hypertension. [5]
Digestive System
Elevated Insulin levels may increase the risk of Gallstones. [6]
Excretory System
Elevated Insulin levels may damage the Kidneys. [7]
Immune System
Elevated Insulin levels may cause Colon Cancer. [8]
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