mrman
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Fed up of people saying to me you can't eat this, can't eat that cause they know I'm diabetic. They know that, but have no clue of my type , or other types for that matter.
type 1 (me)~ autoimmune, through no fault of the individual.
to me this would cover type 1/lada (1.5), although the later being more difficult to control.
All be it leading to production of none/little insulin. (Eat normal diet according to age/build/height etc, regular exercise, injecting insulin that would otherwise be produced naturally, so not overeating and noir having any extra insulin which my.body would otherwise produce.
type 2, where insulin resistance is the problem but caused through genetics and not diet/lifestyle. No daily of individual (think this would cover mody)
Gestational due to pregnancy, can sometimes, but not always continue after birth, maybe a trigger for type 1, or trigger for genetic type 2. Again, no fault of individual
Brittle diabetes, nightmare, no patterns, but not very common.
and heres my type 3
by being overweight through overeating, and not burning the excess off.
none of the above caused by eating a diet containing carbs, occasional sugary treat within recommended calorie allowance for said individual, partaking in regular activity.
so why do the press out of all the different types focus solely on the last one?
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type 1 (me)~ autoimmune, through no fault of the individual.
to me this would cover type 1/lada (1.5), although the later being more difficult to control.
All be it leading to production of none/little insulin. (Eat normal diet according to age/build/height etc, regular exercise, injecting insulin that would otherwise be produced naturally, so not overeating and noir having any extra insulin which my.body would otherwise produce.
type 2, where insulin resistance is the problem but caused through genetics and not diet/lifestyle. No daily of individual (think this would cover mody)
Gestational due to pregnancy, can sometimes, but not always continue after birth, maybe a trigger for type 1, or trigger for genetic type 2. Again, no fault of individual
Brittle diabetes, nightmare, no patterns, but not very common.
and heres my type 3
by being overweight through overeating, and not burning the excess off.
none of the above caused by eating a diet containing carbs, occasional sugary treat within recommended calorie allowance for said individual, partaking in regular activity.
so why do the press out of all the different types focus solely on the last one?
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