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A Fact-sheet On Type Ii Diabetes By Ashish Jain About six percent of the population of the US of A is suffering from diabetes.
It is the seventh leading cause of death here.
It is a well-known fact that those living with are the most probable candidates for blindness, kidney diseases, diseases related to the nervous system, amputation of limbs, heart disorders and brain hemorrhage.
Type II is very common in the USA and accounts for 95% of the population.
The very name of type II presupposes that there is type I. Fortunately, until this date there is no type III.
The problem with type II patients is utilization of glucose in the blood. Glucose must reach the muscle cells or other cells that need glucose to carry out daily activities. But unfortunately, the cells are insensitive to insulin. They do not do their duty- just like workers on strike! Glucose remains in the blood only and this is the root cause of all the problems.
Do not relax if you think that your problem is type II diabetes. It is the stepping stone to I, therefore utmost care is all the more necessary. In type I diabetes, it is the inability to produce insulin. In type II diabetes, it is the inability to utilize the insulin produced. It is not the problem of production; it is the problem of equitable distribution. The ultimate result of both the problems is the same-high levels of glucose in the blood!
All cells in the body have receptors; these are special proteins. They have something definite to do with insulin, a special bond! They are the lock and key. For glucose to enter the cell, insulin must first fit into the insulin receptor. But type II is the owner of a duplicate or faulty lock. Entry of glucose is barred. No admission! It is the beginning of all problems! Insulin does not work properly, or it is mutated or built incorrectly.
The next problem is with the beta cells. In the pancreas, they do not produce enough insulin. When it is short of the
body's requirements, the glucose level rises and there comes diabetes! Researchers, until this day, are groping in the dark to know the reasons for this.
In fine age, obesity and lifestyle do matter a lot in type II. Develop absolute control on your diet, in consultation with your family doctor and have a proper exercise schedule. Take early morning walks. Practice meditation and light yoga exercises.
Thank yourself that it is type II diabetes. Type I is waiting in the wings to overpower you, lest you are alert.
