Patient was educated on insulin resistance as follows:

1. Insulin resistance is a condition in which muscle, fat, and liver cells do not respond properly to insulin and thus cannot easily pick up glucose from the blood.
2. This leads to increased blood glucose levels in the body.
3. Since the body is not responding to the usual level of insulin, a higher level of insulin is needed to meet the metabolic demand.
4. The beta cells in the pancreas try to keep up with this increased demand for insulin and so, produce more insulin.
5. Over time, the muscle and liver cells do not respond to this increased level of insulin too, and the demand for insulin secretion further increases, thereby, setting a complex cycle of ever increasing demand for higher insulin levels.
6. Over a period, the beta cells fail to produce the insulin needed and this results in Type 2 diabetes.