Does eating lots of sugar lead to diabetes?????????
Answers: yes it can,
too much sugar consumed > insulin released
what happens is insulin binds with the sugar that you consume, if you eat too much sugar and there is not enough insulin produced, the sugar will end up in your blood and into the tissues and will be metabolized in this area. the end product is called ketone and this will travel through the blood, and to the kidneys, resulting in renal failure among diabetic patients if they don't watch their intake.
if this process is repeated over and over -- then the risk for diabetes is really high, wherein your body may not produce insulin anymore so you have to take insulin shots for that.
YES
no, but if it runs in your family, and you DO eat lots of sugar, you could have a big chance of getting it.
yup
Not technically
Health concerns
Whereas rotting teeth once seemed the most prominent health hazard from the use of sugar, first the growth in the usage of rum (a sugar-cane derivative) and then the predominance of conerns about diabetes and obesity have gradually come to prominence.
In 2003, four U.N. agencies, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), commissioned a report compiled by a panel of 30 international experts. It stated that sugar should not account for more than 10% of a healthy diet. However, the Sugar Association[1] of the US insists that other evidence indicates that a quarter of our food and drink intake can safely consist of sugar.
Argument continues as to the value of extrinsic sugar (sugar added to food) compared to that of intrinsic sugar (sugar, seldom sucrose, naturally present in food). The primary benefits of added sugar is usually taste, and the primary drawback is the additional calories.
In the United States, some commentators have identified sugar as a leading cause of obesity.[citation needed]
DIABETES AND OBESITY AND IS NOT HEALTHY FOR YOU!
not always.. poor overall diet, overweight, and heredity are big factors in diabetes
It could. Happend to me!!!
It can but carbs play a bigger role in you sugar insulin production. When carbs are not used, like through exercise etc they turn into unwanted sugar and fat. This then cause the body to produce less insulin because it thinks I got lots I don;lt need any more. This throughs you body chemistytr out of wack. The gilcemix index book is very good and easy to understand how all this works. It is not is doctoreeze it is in plain everyday I want to know English. Chekc it out is is really worthwhile.
Yes! especially if it runs in your family!
Always maintain a healthy eating habit to avoid complications.. ;)
too much sugar consumed > insulin released
what happens is insulin binds with the sugar that you consume, if you eat too much sugar and there is not enough insulin produced, the sugar will end up in your blood and into the tissues and will be metabolized in this area. the end product is called ketone and this will travel through the blood, and to the kidneys, resulting in renal failure among diabetic patients if they don't watch their intake.
if this process is repeated over and over -- then the risk for diabetes is really high, wherein your body may not produce insulin anymore so you have to take insulin shots for that.
YES
no, but if it runs in your family, and you DO eat lots of sugar, you could have a big chance of getting it.
yup
Not technically
Health concerns
Whereas rotting teeth once seemed the most prominent health hazard from the use of sugar, first the growth in the usage of rum (a sugar-cane derivative) and then the predominance of conerns about diabetes and obesity have gradually come to prominence.
In 2003, four U.N. agencies, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), commissioned a report compiled by a panel of 30 international experts. It stated that sugar should not account for more than 10% of a healthy diet. However, the Sugar Association[1] of the US insists that other evidence indicates that a quarter of our food and drink intake can safely consist of sugar.
Argument continues as to the value of extrinsic sugar (sugar added to food) compared to that of intrinsic sugar (sugar, seldom sucrose, naturally present in food). The primary benefits of added sugar is usually taste, and the primary drawback is the additional calories.
In the United States, some commentators have identified sugar as a leading cause of obesity.[citation needed]
DIABETES AND OBESITY AND IS NOT HEALTHY FOR YOU!
not always.. poor overall diet, overweight, and heredity are big factors in diabetes
It could. Happend to me!!!
It can but carbs play a bigger role in you sugar insulin production. When carbs are not used, like through exercise etc they turn into unwanted sugar and fat. This then cause the body to produce less insulin because it thinks I got lots I don;lt need any more. This throughs you body chemistytr out of wack. The gilcemix index book is very good and easy to understand how all this works. It is not is doctoreeze it is in plain everyday I want to know English. Chekc it out is is really worthwhile.
Yes! especially if it runs in your family!
Always maintain a healthy eating habit to avoid complications.. ;)
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I have type 2 diabetes. The best thing you can do is cut out as much sugar as possible. I still have a candy bar once in a while, and even a pizza, however, I do it in moderation. Another good piece o
Carla,
I would suggest doing 30 minutes of cardio in the morning, walking, running, treadmill, stationary bike, etc. Do at least 30 minutes of strength training. Eat a good lunch in which can insi
I would suggest doing 30 minutes of cardio in the morning, walking, running, treadmill, stationary bike, etc. Do at least 30 minutes of strength training. Eat a good lunch in which can insi
Your diet looks good. The only red flad I see is that you have PCOS. Not that anything is wrong with that but, due to this, I would contact your doctor and have him look it over.
it's only good at helping to maintain an already healthy blood pressure and blood sugar. If you already have high blood pressure and diabetes I wouldn't risk your life on them.
Besides, garlic is
Besides, garlic is
The diet of a diebetic depends if they are type 1 (insuilin dependant) or type two (medicine such as metaformin or low sugar diet).
All diebetics get there own indivdual diet sheets after seeing a
All diebetics get there own indivdual diet sheets after seeing a
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ONLY A DOCTOR OR DIABETIC SPECIALIST CAN GIVE YOU ADVISE ON HOW TO CONTROL YOUR BLOOD SUGAR. I HOPE YOU ARE DOING HOME BLOOD SUGAR TESTS.
I'VE HAD DIABETES ALMOST 30 YEARS. FOR A LONG TIME I DIDN
I'VE HAD DIABETES ALMOST 30 YEARS. FOR A LONG TIME I DIDN
It's probably not the best thing for you, especially if you have family history of diabetes. Just for thought, there's like 30 grams of sugar in each 12 oz can of soda. Weigh out 60 grams on a scale j
check with their dr. or you can find information for diabetics at www.diabetics.com
Check out the articles on Dr Richard Bernstein's (type 1 diabetic) site:
http://www.diabetes-normalsugar
http://www.diabetes-normalsugar