India, July 14 -- Often, when we have to determine whether we are at risk of diabetes or if our blood sugar levels are normal, doctors suggest that we get a blood sugar test done. But, according to Dr Alok Chopra, MBBS and MD (cardiology), your blood sugar test isn't telling the full story.

In an Instagram post shared on July 7, the cardiologist warned that blood sugar levels can stay 'normal' while your insulin is already out of control, and silently cause damage. He wrote, "Your blood sugar might be 'normal' - but is your insulin? It's time to look deeper. Prevention starts now." Here's what he suggested one should you do instead:

The cardiologist suggested getting a 'comprehensive insulin response test' done, instead of a general blo...