blackboxes
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Other
1) In my understanding with insulin resistance sometimes insulin won't work as in my case. So to me it doesn't seem logical to give it to a type 2. And insulin is a fat storage hormone so if weight makes such a huge difference as they teach then why give a med that makes u gain more weight?
2) if type 2 diabetes can be described as having a too high insulin level, And that high levels can cause more problems then how does it make sense to give meds that increase your insulin output when u eat? If you already have too much.
3) how does it make sense to prescribe any med that can cause weight gain?
4) if too much weight is such a big factor then why does losing weight not make an improvement in everyone with type 2?
5) if weight is such a big factor than why are there highly active , eating healthy normal healthy weighing people getting type 2?
These are some of the things that make it hard for me to believe the diabetes education
2) if type 2 diabetes can be described as having a too high insulin level, And that high levels can cause more problems then how does it make sense to give meds that increase your insulin output when u eat? If you already have too much.
3) how does it make sense to prescribe any med that can cause weight gain?
4) if too much weight is such a big factor then why does losing weight not make an improvement in everyone with type 2?
5) if weight is such a big factor than why are there highly active , eating healthy normal healthy weighing people getting type 2?
These are some of the things that make it hard for me to believe the diabetes education
