Diabetes

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Diabetes

• Philip Harvey

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What is diabetes?

• Disease that results when chemical hormone,
  insulin, doesnt work or is not produced.
• Very common, especially in the U.S., although
  many people are unaware of their condition.

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Causes

• Insulin problems none, shortage, too much, etc.
• Genetics main influence.
• Gender and weight minor influence.

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Effects

• Triggers related diseases like hyperglycemia and
  hypoglycemia.
• Failure in body organs.
• Wounds that will not heal.
• Death.

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Prognosis

• No cure now not for some time. However,
  processes such as insulin therapy are being
  developed for the future.
• Maintaining blood sugar levels is best way to
  stay healthy.
• Long life is possible if blood sugar is kept in
  appropriate range.

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Conclusion

• Anyone can get diabetes, certain factors just
  influence the start of the condition.
• Can be prevented by diet and exercise, and can be
  kept in check by monitoring blood sugar.

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