
This episode discusses the effects of high insulin levels on hair growth, particularly focusing on the absence of hair on toes and lower extremities.
Dr. John Smith explains that as patients age, especially those around 55 with a history of high insulin, they may notice a lack of hair on their toes. He emphasizes that this is a sign of the body reallocating resources, leading to hair loss in certain areas.
The conversation highlights how this hair loss can progress from the toes to the ankles and knees, indicating a broader issue related to insulin levels.
Dr. Smith provides insights into the physiological changes that occur due to prolonged high insulin states and the implications for overall health.
High insulin levels can lead to hair loss on toes and lower legs.

Look at your toes. They're supposed to have hair on them.HAIRY TOES ARE A SIGN OF THIS...
We don't send resources to a couple parts of the body anymore.HAIRY TOES ARE A SIGN OF THIS...