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Hello, I new here, I am 36 years old, How prevent the diabetes ?

saludos desde Chile

Claudio

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MikePollard

Eliminate all processed foods. Swap white carbohydrates (rice, potato, pasta etc) for green vegetables. Up healthy natural fats - butter, cheese, nuts, olive oil. 

Research LCHF:

profgrant.com/2014/03/19/ho...

dietdoctor.com/diabetes

If your doctor is not a picture of health, become your own doctor!

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Gambit62

Is there a strong history of diabetes in your family? if so it might mean that MODY diabetes runs in your family.  MODY is genetic and it is a dominant gene which means that if you have the gene then you will develop the diabetes whatever you do.  There are a number of different variants and I think it is relatively easy to get tested for them.  With some the effect in terms of diabetes is easily controlled by diet but others require medication.

diabetes.org.uk/Guide-to-di...

MODY is frequently mistaken for either type 1 or type 2 - particularly type 2 because it starts later in life.  About 2% of diabetics actually have a MODY variant.  It is useful to know if it is MODY and which variant as they respond to different treatments.

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Suzieblue in reply toGambit62

Please clarify what Mody is diabetes runs in my family, and I have been told I have raised blood sugar. Suffering from terrible pains in joints and on meds for hypertension AF etc.

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linlow in reply toSuzieblue

diabetes.org.uk/Guide-to-di...  it means Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young and is a form of diabetes caused by an inherited mutated gene known to strike people under 25.

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Gambit62 in reply tolinlow

There are at least 7 different genetic variants involved in MODY diabetes - the one that runs in my family actually has an onset between the ages of 30 and 45, so it is misleading to imply that it affects only people under 25.

Suzieblue - suggest that you click on the link in my post which I think is the same as the link linlow supplied.

MODY accounts for about 2% of the diabetic population and is frequently misdiagnosed as either type1 or type2

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Activity2004

Check out the website for Diabetes Research and Wellness ( drwf.org.uk/diabetes-leaflets).  Also, go on the DRWF site for HealthUnlocked and take a look around at what the other members have been posting.  The postings and talking to the other members will help.  Any questions, feel free to ask them anytime.

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linlow

alarconclaudio do you have diabetes that you want to reverse or do you want to know how to change your lifestyle so you don't get it in the future?

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Suzieblue in reply tolinlow

Basically Gp says I at a high risk after blood tests I know I need to lose weight but have struggled for years. He says I need to reduce my weight otherwise will need meds to reduce the sugar 

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