REVERSE TYPE 2 DIABETES AND TAKE BACK YOUR LIFE
REVERSE TYPE 2 DIABETES AND TAKE BACK YOUR LIFE
REVERSE TYPE 2 DIABETES AND TAKE BACK YOUR LIFE
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Diabetes<br />
Diabetes is a deadly stalker and it is the leading cause of heart disease, kidney<br />
failure, mental disorder, blindness and impotence. It is estimated that over half of<br />
the people with this condition do not even realize that they have it. Diabetes is<br />
generally what is known as high or elevated blood glucose (sugar), and can be<br />
categorized as two types, Type I and Type 2. A common misconception many<br />
people have is that all diabetics need insulin. Insulin is only used for Type 1<br />
diabetics who make up only 10% of the diabetic population and some Type 2<br />
diabetics who require additional insulin.<br />
Type 1 diabetes, also known as juvenile diabetes, as it commonly appears in those<br />
below age 20 (though it may affect people of any age), is a result of the inability of<br />
the pancreas to produce insulin. Insulin is needed to open up or unlock the cells<br />
so that nutrients can get in so that the cell can produce energy efficiently.<br />
Therefore some signs of diabetes (Type 1) is sudden weight loss, because of the<br />
cells' inability to utilize sugar, and extreme thirst due to the attempt of the kidneys<br />
to rid the body of excess glucose by means of urination.<br />
Type 2 diabetes is the more common type. Like Type 1 diabetes, it is recognized<br />
by high blood glucose levels, but the reasons behind this are different.<br />
Initially Type 2 diabetics produce much more insulin than healthy individuals. The<br />
problem starts at what are called the insulin receptor sites on the cells' surfaces,<br />
where they would not allow glucose into the cell. This is known as insulin<br />
insensitivity or insulin resistance and is the main problem for 90% of diabetics.