Diabetes Disease – A Burning Problem In Our Human Society!
By Thomas
Diabetes is of two types they are diabetes mellitus anddiabetes insipidus. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder caused by insufficientproduction of insulin produced by the gland called pancreas. Anti diuretichormone, insulin is responsible for the absorption of glucose into the cells togenerate energy, if the production of insulin is less, energy produced will below and so patients are found to be dull and sleepy. Defects causeddue to the deficiency of insulin are less synthesis of insulin from the betacells. Let us now study about the types of diabetes.
Types of diabetes mellitus are
1. Insulin-dependent type.
2. Non-insulin dependent.
Reasons and causes for diabetes - Diabetes is mainly caused due to variousreasons such as viral infection that damages the pancreas causing thedeficiency of insulin, obesity (major cause) leading to development ofnon-insulin dependent diabetes.
Symptoms:
Polyurea - excretion of interested quantity of urine.
Polydipsia - excessive thirst leading to increased consumption of water.
Polyphagia - excessive appetite leads to increase in take of
food. In spite ofover eating, patient looses weight.
Important Diabetes Q and A
How much weight should I lose each week?
Restraining your weight loss to 1/2 to 1 pound a week will keep you bodyhealthy and perfect, and enjoy your favorite food in small amount. This is thekey for you to lose weight slow and steady.
How can I cut the fat in my diet?
Here are some basic tips, firstly seeing a dietitian for more advice. Avoidfried stuff's choose nonfat or low-fat selections, such as no fat or 1% milk orcheese containing low fatty foods and less cholesterol foods.
Why does losing weight help my diabetes?
Lowering Insulin resistance will allows the natural insulin to lower the bloodglucose level in the body. Secondly this will improve blood pressure andincrease fat present in the blood. People suffering from Diabetes will (mostly)become prey for cardiovascular diseases. Reducing fat present in the blood andblood pressure reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
