Analayze  the caus(s) (life style, genetics) of Hyperglycemia (high blodd sugar). Your answer has to be ......
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Our answers have to be in depth BUT you can misspell words!?!?!? \n\nGO FIGURE!
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sugary affects your brainery....
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No, it's not true.  Diabetes is partly related to genetic factors, meaning it runs in families-- some families have more of a tendency than others to get it.  There's no specifica pattern to which family members get it-- sometimes a person from every generation will get it, sometime none will, sometimes you'll get it and no one else in your family (that you know of) will have had it.  In addition to genetics/heredity, a lot of it has to do with how you live your life.  Someone who has many family members with it could decrease their own chances of getting it by exercizing, eating right, avoiding junk food, maintaining a weight and losing weight if they become overweight.
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No one is gonna be able to answer this with that little information.  Why did you post in diabetes?  Do you know what proton pumps are?  They have nothing to do with diabetes- they make acid.
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actually, they think now that both parents have to be carriers ,but my sister has it, and we can only trace it through my dad's side of the family. but still, she is worried about passing it to her kids, to the point of not wanting to bare her own. diabetics can live full lives, but it is a lot of stress, and the complications can be pretty serious. it is understandable that diabetics would not want their children to go through what they did.
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You need to see a doctor and get a glucose tolerance test.  That is a high fasting blood sugar and needs investigating...;
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No.\n\nType 1 diabetes is an auto-immune disease, like some kinds of arthritis or lupus. It requires an inherited susceptibility (traced to certain kinds of HLA antigens), and a trigger. the trigger is usually infection from any of several things, commonly viruses. German measles is one, as are several members of the Coxsackie virus family. During such an infection, the immune system 'learns' to attack cells with certain surface markers, and beta cells have such markers. At least that's the current best idea of what ususally happens. The beta cells get killed (having the wrong markers) and that ends your internal insulin production. Food has nothing to do with it. \n\nType 2 diabetes is more complex. It is strongly inherited, but is also influenced by environment. Those carrying more weight than they should, and the elderly, are more likely to get it. Hence its older names: obesity-related and adult-onset diabetes. It has recently been discovered that fat tissue, especially fat tissue around the abdominal organs (but not on thighs or hips or chins or ...) produce several hormones, just like the endocrine glands. Some of those hormones affect other cells, and one of them makes them  more resistant to insulin. That is, when insulin is present, it's harder for those cells to take up glucose from the blood. This is insulin resistance and it's at the heart of Type 2 diabetes. Some can be treated with diet, exercise, and supervision; some require all that and oral medications as well; some require insulin, perhaps in addition to an oral medication. \n\nObiously, it's not only sugar which can cause fat like this. Overeating anything, perhaps especially fats, can cause weight gain. Ther's nothing special about weight gain from sugar as opposed to weight from the fat in meats. \nAnyone who eats enough to become a little thick here and there has increased their chance of getting Type 2. Lack of exercise seems to be significant as well. So, whether it's sugar or anything else that you eat too much of, you can increase your chance of getting Type 2. \n\nThe only direct effect of sugar is a speculative one. In the extreme pure sugar (or sugar in solution, like a soft drink) will go into the bloodstream very quickly. This will cause a rapid rise in blood glucose level, and perhaps to a high spike in that level. There is some speculation that too many cases of such rapid spikes causes damage to beta cells in the pancreas or to other cells, in such a way as to increase the chance of developing Type 2 diabetes. Thus far, there only suspicions along this line as an experimental study to test this prediction would be difficult to design and carry out. Not to mention expensive. No drug company will finance such a study as there is no prospect of a salable drug resulting. \n\nIt's probably best to avoid 'empty calories' in any case. The classic examples are soft drinks which are basically nothing but flavored sugar water. Check the nutrient label the next time you see a soft drink bottle.
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Inheriting from fathers are high percentage.  I am a diabetic and my father was also.  You can still be healthy and live normally, if you can take good care of yourselve.  Excersize is most important, and eating less carbos, and less sugary fruits and veggies.  Stay away from salt, that becomes a bigger problem for diabetics, it really messes up your heart and other organs.  Try to stay slim, and do not gain alot weight, that will trigger it.
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Anyone can get Diabetes.  People who have a family history of diabetes just have a higher risk of also developing the disease later in life than someone without family history.  Also, having a healthy diet in early life decreases chance of getting the disease.  My father is a diabetic and recently developed DKA (Diabetic ketoacidosis) which is very serious (usually results in coma or death), and can happen just by a Diabetic getting a cold.  I believe it is very important to read on DKA and on being a healthy diabetic.  It is a very serious disease and some people do not notice until it is serious or too late.
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Your brain runs on glucose, and for this reason, your blood sugar levels are directly tied to your mental functioning. If you blood sugar is too high, that means that you lack the insulin needed to get it into the cells, the cells are starving even though they are surrounded by food. You tend to get lethargic, lose concentration and mental agility. Eventually you go into a diabetic ketoacidotic coma and die.\nThe opposite is also true. If you have insufficient blood sugar, and you have enough insulin, you still get dopey, but a whole lot faster, and it's a whole lot more dangerous. A hypoglycemic coma can come on in a few minutes and kill you just as quick.\nHowever, sugar is generally not tied to mood, or emotion. If someone has extreme mood swings, it's probably due more to neurotransmitters like dopamine and seretonin. What you are describing is called bipolar disorder or manic-depressive disorder, or could also be mood disorder.
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In diabetes glucose level in your body cannot be controlled, which could lead to excessive amounts of sugar. And that is dangerous. The enzymes that help control the glucose level are destroyed. \nSo doctors prescribe a lifetime medicine as its not yet curable. Only proper diet can help u get rid of the medications.
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though it is a medical thing.. i shoudnt be giving you any advice.. but my mother has high diabetes and she takes insulin 5 times a day.\nShe was able to bring her sugar level down.\nShe stopped eating fried product and butter.  No more sugar... not even in tea or coffee.. just whole grain products like brown bread and brown rice...\nI bought her a small puppy.. and she goes with him for walk.. which is very healthy.\nShe eats loads of green vegetable.. \nand takes medicine regularly... just a little ocntrol on your diet and little exercise will help it . You should go to a dietician and do a diet list:)\n\ngood luck
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For Mathwiz1 -  20 yrs ago formula had sugar and lots of it buddy... u could of been predisposed from what ur Mom ate while pregnant too.  And if u play with sugar/ u'll pay 6 ft under... cause your making your kidneys work too hard. U may not die of diabetics but surely from other complications created by U!\n****************************************\nJust because it runs in your family doesn't mean u automatically get it.  Exercise regularly or even just brisk walking daily is good to get moving.  Eating sensibly,  everyone is telling u stop all... realistically it's very difficult to stop and never eat again pasta let's say.\n\nBut if u can control the portion size and if u have to have pasta (whole grain,whole wheat).  Many health depts offer nutritionist for low or no cost to help with new way of eating healthy and smarter.  Dr. Riesen & Dr. Oz recently were on Oprah show... they have a new book out about diet... it's a realistic way of eating and living.\nHigh Frutose or Corn Syrup and Hydro- Fats are the enemy so to speak.  Red Meat is hard to digest so limit the amount of it... it literally has to rot in stomach to go through the digestive process.  Sugar, High Fats make for bad eating.  Vegetables and  some Fruit.  Steam broccoli or raw, carrots, spinach, and other veggies.  Using butter vs margarine.  Very sparingly.  Avoid or limit sweets.Popcorn from hot popper air vs. Butter popcorn.  Drink water and plenty of it.  The more u get rid of sugar the better... but it takes time and patience.  You can do it~ u learn to bake foods vs fried foods.
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Try looking into GI diet. Eating foods low on the glucose index should help stabilise your suger levels.
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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=15752236&dopt=Abstract\n\n\n\nhttp://care.diabetesjournals.org/cgi/content/full/27/7/1838
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i didnt know that. i used to think its more common in women because of pregnancy induced glucose intolerance etc,\n\nbut if it is  shown by statistics that its more common in men i think  its related to lifestyle (food , exercise, weight,stress,alcohol etc)\nmeaning that sex is not an independent risk factor for diabetes (at least thats what i think)\n\nthe next posting is talking about   (x linked recessive inheritance) and its got nothing to do with diabetes , you can be sure of that. other diseases like haemophilia are inherited this way .
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It has to do with the blood sugar levels.  If you take in too much sugar, the body puts out more insulin in response.  This slows down the metabolism of the blood.  The carbo-coma is simply the body trying to bring itself back into homeostasis.