How does nutrition act as a risk factor for Type 2 Diabetes?
How does nutrition act as a risk factor for Type 2 Diabetes?
Nutrition is an important factor in your overall health as well as for controlling the symptoms of specific health problems such as diabetes. Diet affects the blood sugar levels, an important factor for diabetics. My father has type 2 diabetes & has had excellent results with therapy garments for neuropathy.
admin on February 9th 2009 in Diabetes and Nutrition
heru s responded on 29 Aug 2009 at 10:17 pm #
foods too sweet, rich fat, sugar, eat too much carbohidrat can increase blood glucose….hyperglicemia in diabetes
References :
http://www.diabetes.fat-site.com
http://www.diabetes-stroke.info
Pat C responded on 29 Aug 2009 at 10:56 pm #
Your nutrition acts as a risk factor for every thing your heart, kidneys, liver… on and on anything in your body is a factor for diabetes, what you eat, what you do all day and who is your family!
But to the point T2 diabetes, some people belive thats its from a lazy eating habit and sadate life style. My mother became a T2 and soon after me and my older brother became a T1 That was 40 years ago. Our Mother was Not lazy nor has any bad eating habits but she was a T2 and died in 1983 of a stroke.
If you have T2 then you have to modified your eating according to what your dr tells you.
If your at "risk Factor" for T2 then again you have to modified you eating habits according to what your Dr has planned for you.
Its amazing to me people pay their Dr so much money than walk out NOT taking their advice!
Good Luck!
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elizabethchapple responded on 29 Aug 2009 at 11:26 pm #
Nutrition is an important factor in your overall health as well as for controlling the symptoms of specific health problems such as diabetes. Diet affects the blood sugar levels, an important factor for diabetics. My father has type 2 diabetes & has had excellent results with therapy garments for neuropathy.
References :
http://www.thermomedic.com/Diabetes.html
http://www.farinfraredmedical.org