If you eat a lot of sugar will you get diabetes?

Answer 1

Sugar doesn't cause diabetes. When my mother became diabetic in the sixties, the dumbass doctor said it was because of the candy she ate. BS. I quit sugar back then while I was a teenager. I became diabetic a few years ago when I was 52. It has nothing to do with sugar. It has more to do with consuming fats, (poor diet), sedentary lifestyle, excess weight, etc. Don't believe me, though. Read this...
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Answer 2

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Answer 4

Eating a lot of sugar continuously for years might give you type 2 diabetes. This is a kind of diabetes where your body is so used to heaps of insulin that it gets resistant to it, kinda like how if you have chicken pox once then you are resistant to it so don't get it next time. The best way to reduce your risk of getting type 2 diabetes is to eat healthy and stay healthy. No lifestyle changes will affect you getting type 1 diabetes (the kind people ususally develop when they're young) as this is an autoimmune disease (ie. totally different!). Hope that helps! xx

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Yes. You can overwork your pancreas and cause it to basically poop out, in which case it won't produce enough insulin. Also, eating too much sugar can make you overweight, and the excess fat on your blood cells can prevent the insulin from getting into them (this is why overweight people are at higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes, and why losing weight can eliminate the need for diabetes meds when you already have type 2 diabetes).

Answer 7

Eating sugar has nothing to do with diabetes. What you wanna be afraid of is eating 'white' food. Like rice, cauliflower, etc. They turn into sugar in your body. My late husband was diabetic, his stomach exploded and he passed away from a diabetic coma. If you think your diabetic, check with your doctor. Good luck.

Answer 8

Sugar is not the cause of diabetes, the body's inability to regulate insulin from the pancreas is what causes diabetes. There are risk factors and genetic tendencies. If you have known risk factors, a diet high in simple sugars can add to the risk that you will develop the disease.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Not straight away and i'm not sure about progressive diabetes but it'd eventually lead to it along with obesity and just straight up being unhealthy and unfit. Why you would wanna eat alot of sugar has got me confused????