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plined approach to diabetes can help them keep this serious disease in check.
Type I diabetes is caused by a lack of insulin when the pancreas shuts down. Medical science believes that, while some cases are genetic, others are similar to an autoimmune disease.
Only 10 percent of diabetics have TVpe I diabetes, and it is typically diagnosed in children.
Type II diabetes starts out very differently. An insidious process, people can have it for two to even five years without knowing it.
Initially, a person with Type II diabetes has insulin, but their body has a problem using it efficiently. Symptoms include being tired and irritable, a lack of energy, increased appetite, weight gain or loss, and even urinary tract infections and yeast infections.
According to Ackerman, people at risk for Type II diabetes should have regular blood sugar level tests to monitor their efficiency of insulin usage.
“If you are experiencing the
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