Can Animal Protein Cause Resistance to Insulin?

Can Animal Protein Cause Resistance to Insulin

Animal protein, especially from red and processed meats high in saturated fat, can increase insulin resistance. This is due to the formation of harmful compounds during cooking and the pro-inflammatory effects of saturated fat. Leaner animal proteins, like chicken and fish, have less impact on insulin sensitivity, and healthy preparation methods are key to minimising risk.

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Update on The Simplyweight Online Plan

As of 2nd May 2025, the Simplyweight Online Plan will be retired in its current form.

The app was offered complimentary to users receiving our medication service, and we’re deeply grateful to everyone who engaged with it. This isn’t a goodbye but rather a positive step forward in the evolution of Simplyweight.

Behind the scenes, we’ve been working steadily on new services that are more in tune with our vision, and we believe they’ll bring even more value to our customers.

Thank you for being with us. We’re excited about what’s ahead and look forward to sharing it with you in time.

Best wishes,
The Simplyweight Team