Is it your fault if you have/get diabetes?

Question

meaning, is it your lifestyle that brings this about?

Answer 1

Um, I know of some children who got type I diabetes. It is an autoimmune disorder. Hardly their fault. Some people have a predisposition to metabolic issues. I have a child who has difficulty burning fat a mitochondrial level, despite being thin. She has epilepsy. The drug she takes is an insulin mimic.

The type of diabetes you are probably making reference to is type II diabetes. In some cases, people are overweight because they are diabetic.

Their is also some thought that an endocrine imbalance caused by contaminants in the environment can impair insulin functioning.

Insulin is a fat storage hormone. Certainly there are people who are not exercising and eating too much who are putting themselves at a higher risk for diabetes.

There really are people who don't fit this category.

I have always been extremely thin, even after having children and I can eat whatever I want. As you may begin to understand, it's not always as simple as lumping everyone under the same umbrella.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Depends. There is diabetes that is inherited. Some kids have diabetes. But they and others like them can learn life long health measures in controlling it. Some can get diabetes from being way over weight. The insulin levels are not at the right levels. If the person doesn't try to do all she/he can to eat right and get the weight off then it would be the persons fault as it could have been prevented. My gramma never had diabetes till she was in her late 80's. I don't blame her as I believe it was just her age. My gramma was in pretty good shape. She although died of old age. So I just think it depends on the person, medical history and heredity.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Type I diabetes usually manifests in childhood or early adulthood. This type of diabetes is completely out of the control of the person who has it. They were going to get it no matter what they did. Type II diabetes usually has alot to do with lifestyle and diet of the patient. People who are obese, who don't exercise and who eat poorly are putting themselves at risk for Type II diabetes. There is also a hereditary component to Type II however, by staying slim and eating well and exercising, those with a genetic tendency to develop the condition can significantly limit their chances of getting the disease. So the answer is both yes and no. For type I, it's always, no it's not your fault. For type II, diet and lifestyle usually, but not always, play a role.

Answer 6

I had type 2 diabetes because I was on high doses of prednisone it lasted for about two years and now that I am off of it, the diabetes is gone

Answer 7

No, it's not your fault. My father is a Diabetic and he is one of the healthiest people I know. He doen't eat sugar or sweets too often and when he does it's usually something made with fruit.

Diabetes is caused by your body not being able to regulate the natural sugars in food. It can be that you have too much sugar or not enough sugar.

People who don't have enough sugar in their blood usually have to keep certain foods on hand to make sure that they can get their sugar up in case it drops below a certain level. People who have too much sugar can easily regulate their sugar by not taking in food that has a certain level of sugar in it, like breads and pasta unless they are whole grain. They can also not digest the sugars that occur naturally in whole milk so they have to make sure that any dairy products they eat were made with low-fat milk or skim milk.

Answer 8

If you have Type 2 Diabetes, you can improve your blood glucose readings by following the diabetic diet, maintaining proper weight, exercise, and stress reduction.

Answer 9

Yes... Type II diabetes can be prevented, Usually. Basically, the idea is people who are overwieght and poor eating habits and lack of exercise develope Type II.

Answer 10

Obesity can be a factor in Type II diabetes. It may also be hereditary. As long as you eat healthily and exercise well, you'll be pretty much okay.