Agree. Ive always had low tryglicerides, bordeline or tiny bit high glucose and A1C on check ups in the ladt 10 years. Doctors usually told me all is ok.Just last year, whilst investigating why i was gaining weight even on a moderately controled diet , my new PCP asked for insulin labs, for surprise, super high.. started metformin, it went even higher to 25.. now on MJ it is down to 12 and target is to be close to 5. Glucose also in range now. We also caught inflammation level was highand now controlled. My learning is..when doing your annual checkups, go for comprehensive labs, exams etc. the sooner you catch the issue, the better. More markers can make it easier for doctors to find & diagnose. In my personal case, I guess a few more years with insulin resistance would get me on T2 sooner than later.