what's the difference between type I and type II diabetes??

Answer 1

It absolutely amazes me the garbage people who have no idea what they are talking about pass on !

Type 1 diabetes is an auto-immune disorder in which the immune system views the insulin producing cells of the pancreas as the enemy and destroys them rendering the person unable to produce insulin. You are NOT born with type 1 or is it a typical genetic disorder. The theory is (and I say theory as it is not proved) that there is a genetic predisposition to type 1 diabetes but that does not guarantee you will develop the disorder. There is a trigger that causes an individual to develop type 1, whether it is environmental, viral or some other cause is still up for debate.

Type 2 diabetes is normally found in adults with a family history of the disease, who are overweight and physically inactive. It often can be managed in the early stages with diet, excercise and medication, however most type 2 diabetics eventually become insulin dependant.

If you would like the facts on these disorders I would look to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the American Diabetes Association for accurate information.

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type 1 - your body self attacks the pancreas so that it can't make insulin. Normally you're born like that.
type 2 - you develop this. Constant high sugar diet has made the pancreas not work well anymore and it can't produce sufficient levels of insulin anymore
The labels Type 1 and 2 are not really used anymore and are the terms "insulin" or "non-insulin" dependent are more preferable because a type 2 diabetic can get to the stage where they have completely killed off their pancreas and require insulin, thus becoming an "insulin dependent type 2 diabetic". Sounds too verbose so it's easier to just call them "insulin diabetics"

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The key difference is this: in type I diabetes, the body is no longer producing insulin at all. This type of diabetes usually appears in young people, and is a result of a genetic defect.
Type II (sometimes called adult onset diabetes) is different because the body is still producing some (or even normal) quantities of insulin. This type of diabetes is usually lifestyle related. The treatement is different: type I sufferers need insulin injections regularly, and their lives depend on receiving a regular dosage. Type II sufferers can in mild cases bring it under control with excercise and correct diet. In more advanced stages, medication is required on the top of excercise and proper diet.

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Type 1 diabetes used to be called juvenile dibetes, typically surfaces in the young. Type II is "adult" onset diabetes, surfaces when u r older. Type 2 is from Obesity (Mostly) or insulin resistance. Both lead to bad long term issues if blood sugars are not treated appropriately.

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