I have consistently found that my HbA1C levels are disproportionately high compared to my actual glucose readings. Specifically, the estimated average glucose (eAG) is significantly higher than my measured average.
I have already pointed to the limitations of the rather (very) bad eAG study but I still think my HbA1C is higher than expected from the glucose.
That’s why I am now examining glycation independently from glucose regulation. I previously analyzed glucose regulation in detail here: A comprehensive and very deep dive into glucose dysregulation - Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Medications, Genetics, etc
Because I found the insights from that glucose regulation genetic analysis so interesting and actionable, I have decided to skip a detailed description of various glycation pathways and move directly into analyzing the genetics of glycation.
So here it is:
Glycation_Pathways_Genetics.pdf (85.0 KB)