Diabetes Type 2


Diabetes Type 2
Explaining type 2 diabetes by Doreen Martel Type 2 Diabetes affects between 90 and 95 percent of all the people who have diabetes (estimated to be 21 million people). This means that their body does not effectively use the insulin that they produce. This results in a build up of glucose... More> Symptoms of type 2 diabetes by Jennifer Kirkman Type 2 diabetes is something which I have written about often on this channel. In this article, I will point out each symptom of type 2 diabetes and explain why each symptom happens. First of all, the symptoms of type 2 diabetes are pretty much alik... More>
	Causes of type 2 diabetes by Rebecca Adele Scarlett Type 2 diabetes, or adult-onset diabetes, usually makes itself present in adults, as the name suggests. However, it is being seen in younger and younger people, even pre-teens. Why is this the case? What is causing this type 2 diabetes epidemic? The... More> The differences between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes by Chelsea Padget Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder involving the pancreas. The pancreas does not release the amount of insulin it is suppose to. Sometimes the pancreas does not release any insulin at all. Insulin converts the carbohydrates we eat into energy ... More>
Alternative therapies for type 2 diabetes by Joyce Priddy Type 2 diabetes is for people that are able to take pills or alternative therapies instead of insulin injections. Many people start out as type 2 diabetic and later develop Type 1 having to have some form of insulin injections daily. For those with ... More> Risk factors for type 2 diabetes by Jennifer Kirkman Having type 2 diabetes is nothing to sniff at! This diabetes is more common then the autoimmune disorder of type 1 diabetes which is where beta cells are completely destroyed at once. In type 2 diabetes, you are resistant to the insulin you are maki... More>
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