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Insulin Resistance and Diabetes

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

insulin resistanceTo understand insulin resistance, it helps to understand a little about how insulin works and its role in the body. Insulin is an essential hormone created in the pancreas, which is involved in the metabolism of sugars in the body. Without it, we can not turn the food we eat into usable energy.

When we eat something, a lot of digested food is converted into glucose, the main energy source of the body. The pancreas then responds to blood sugar levels by secreting insulin in increasing the flow of blood. Most cells in your body contain insulin receptors that help insulin bind to the cell. Once insulin binds to the cell, activate other receptor sites, allowing glucose to enter the cell and provide energy for life.

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Eating Eggs may Increase the Risk of Diabetes

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

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A set of United States scientists concluded that eating habits grain of eggs a day can increase the risk of diabetes by 60 percent. In fact, for women, the risk is much higher around 77 percent.

Researchers at Harvard University Medical School and Women’s Hospital Boston, also gave a warning, people with diabetes or type the Second Stage of adult human experience, can suffer from circumstances far more serious if you eat some seeds eggs a day.

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Heart Attack as Complication of Diabetes

Monday, February 8th, 2010

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Cardiovascular diseases are one of the most frequent consequence of diseases in diabetics. The Diabetes draws an altered metabolic process by itself, which can lead to that narrow the coronary arteries as a result of deposits in the course of the disease. Because of the increased blood glucose levels, the risk of vasoconstriction in diabetic patients is generally four to six times higher than in non-diabetics. These side effects of the disease are responsible for many heart attacks.

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Excess Body Fat Causes Insulin Resistance

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

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Obesity is not just a cosmetic problem: obesity for many years is often the cause of fat and metabolic disorders – as well as diabetes. A study of obese mice show that the interplay between hormones and proteins might be to blame.

The main cause for the development of metabolic disorders such as diabetes meilitus is a reduced response of cells to the hormone insulin. In particular, the cells in the muscles, liver and adipose tissue respond to the poor blood sugar-regulating hormone. A group of researchers from Austria has now examined more closely in this context, the interaction of insulin and fat cells.

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Volleyball and Diabetes

Saturday, January 30th, 2010

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Maren Brinker is a German national volleyball player and is currently under contract with USC Munster. What hardly anyone knows: Since 2002, the top athlete in type 1 diabetes is sick. This however does not prevent them from pursuing their sport still studying.

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High Blood Sugar Can Lead to Bone

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

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Diabetes is the interplay of genetic and environmental factors causing the disease because of insufficient insulin secretion in absolute or relative lack of objective and reduce cell sensitivity to insulin, leading to elevated blood glucose levels, which in the body metabolic disorder. Typical symptoms for a little more than three, that is, more drinks, more food, more urine and weight loss. Long-term illness can be complicated by heart, brain, kidneys, eyes and nervous system and other diseases.

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