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    blood sugar is tested regardless of the last time the person ate. They are not required to abstain from ingesting food or drink during this time. A glucose level that is greater than 200 mg/dL could indicate that the person had diabetes. This is especially true if the test is repeated and receives similar results. Oral Glucose Tolerance Test An oral glucose tolerance test is another method of detecting diabetes. Typically this test is done during pregnancy to determine whether the woman has, or…

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    inherited defect in the enzyme glucose – 6 – phosphatase (G6Pase) is the sole cause of this metabolic disease. GSD1 can be categorized even further into two sub categories based on its location and other defects, GSD type Ia and GSD type Ib. Without G6Pase properly functioning, there would be a break in the final step of gluconeogenesis and the body would be unable to supply the blood with glucose. \ Why do individuals with GSD1 have severe…. Fasting hypoglycemia: Blood glucose levels are low…

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    injections depends on many factors, including the type of diabetes a person has. All people with type 1 diabetes need insulin and, later in the course of condition, many people with type 2 diabetes also have to use insulin to achieve target blood glucose levels. 3. Once a person with diabetes starts insulin therapy, it can never be stopped and can never return to oral therapy. This is true of people with type 1 diabetes. People with type 2 diabetes may need…

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    fructose (19). They allocated animals into a normal group, a control group of consumption high fructose and high fructose-treated group for eight weeks (19). Moreover, through the oral glucose tolerance test, blood and tissue sample for the data collection, the result demonstrated most of values such as blood glucose and free fatty acids, plasma insulin and cholesterol were increased significantly in the high fructose-feeding group after the probiotics intervention (19). However, high…

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    your blood glucose levels, also called blood sugar.…

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    diabetes? Diabetes is a condition defined as the process in which our bodies produce too much blood sugar or blood glucose. Sugars come from the foods we eat that we need to fuel our bodies. Our blood contains glucose because we need this for energy but diabetes patients have too much glucose in their bodies which is unhealthy. Types of Diabetes I. Pre-Diabetes: When blood glucose levels are higher than doctors would normally like but not high enough to be diagnosed as diabetes.…

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    Diabetic Diet Essay

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    production is resisted. Insulin helps the cells to receive the glucose that's present in the blood. Most of the cells work towards converting the glucose in to energy. When there is no insulin, the glucose tends to remain in the blood stream and then builds up. The situation can be dangerous. The glucose present in the blood is derived from the food we eat. Hence, it is necessary for the diabetic to make sure that the amounts of glucose in the blood do not rise. Diabetics need to be really…

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    Sugar level management Every diabetic impact result from the abnormal amounts of blood glucose. Thanks to technology and health care provider Hollywood there are several devices that can be used to monitor one’s blood glucose levels when needed. Checking one's blood sugar levels can be very beneficial; one can become more acquainted with how the body reacts to an activity program, different types of food, one's eating schedule, and medications. This information can be shared with one's doctor…

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    complications of diabetes are wide, including kidney failure, heart attack, blindness, amputation and sexual dysfunction. Early diagnosis and intervention has proven to be the most effective method for combating diabetes. For many years, fasting blood glucose was the main method of diagnosis.…

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    the rate at which food leaves the stomach,” ( FARLEX, 2013-2017, p.1). Glucagon is a protein hormone; its function is to raise the concentration of glucose in the bloodstream. Due to pancreas damaged because of type 1 or type 2 diabetes, amylin secretion is drastically…

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