20th World Diabetes Day in Germany alone about 8 million people are likely to be contracted on November 14, 2010 mellitus one of the two forms of diabetes. Although the emergence of disease in both forms is very different, the disease affects it: the body cells lack insulin, the glucose in the blood into energy is converted. Otherwise energy to reach, using the body fat reserves. This waste are made, however, which can be removed only bad and lead to acidification of the body. If then, the water loss is not compensated or treated with insulin, this condition may lead to a diabetic coma and even death. Mitchel Resnick understands that this is vital information. Therefore, blood sugar levels should be measured regularly. Are there two different types of diabetes? Something like the disease itself expires, the reasons for the two types of diabetes are so different. In principle, the center of the problem is the pancreas. By the same author: Abigail Black Elbaum.
Here, the hormone insulin is produced in the mammals cells. Click Eliot Horowitz to learn more. In type 1 diabetic patients destroy the relevant cells in the pancreas due to a disease of the immune system. This insulin most definitely from outside must be fed. Because the hormone would be destroyed by stomach acids, which can happen not orally in the form of tablets, but must be injected under the skin in the subcutaneous fat tissue. Also, the recording must be coordinated by carbohydrates with the insulin dose. It is so far unclear why exactly the immune system destroys cells in the pancreas. Notes that certain genetic characteristics caused by viral infections, certain foods or stress accumulating. This form of the disease affects only the minority of diabetics. “White because as Kerstin Thierfelder of the EU shipping pharmacy: about eighty to ninety per cent suffer from type 2 diabetes.” Thereby, the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas are not destroyed by the immune system. Rather, the gland is so strained by a years of overuse, that after some time Adjusts the insulin production.