bonjin lee asked:


People these days are just plain fat, have any answers

therealhungryheifer asked:


My ***** research team, the Google, has brought me back some conflicting data.
My grandmother, and ex-nurse, claims the cause is sugar intake.
My school issue Health textbook blames obesity.
I’m not sure who to believe, so I’ve decided that people I don’t know, and have no way of trusting, will divulge the answer to me.
Is there anyone that does know what the cause is?

edrisyvonneholland asked:


I have to do a frequency table for statistics and the paper is due monday 05/25/08 I have excel but can’t find data help

Gaspode asked:


The medical industry is quick to rely on what they have been told in/re cause of diabetes. There is no empirical evidence to draw on. So does obesity cause diabetes or is it just an early manifestation of it? Is there a yet to be discovered agent of transmission that makes diabetes communicable?
No trite answers please. If obesity is an early manifestation of the disease, you would not expect diagnosis to have been made when the symptom comes to the fore. Cite the data not the traditional cant please, no progress in that.

Trinit G asked:


I am aware that obesity can lead to type 2 diabetes. But, is it possible for a person to become obese because they have type 2 diabetes?
If yes, please include evidence and the source of your evidence in your answer.
Thank you

Older F asked:


I am curious about the health risk of obesity and I wonder if anybody could point me in the general direction of stats that specifically monitor coronary heart disease in obese individuals without a family history. Secondly I am also interested in the number of individuals suffering severe health consequences as a result of Diabetes Type II (by serious I mean : amputations, strokes, blindness). PLEASE NOTHING ANECDOTAL

deena p asked:


•Polydipsia
•Obesity
•Glycosuria
•Metabolic acidosis
•Hyperglycaemia

1.is a feature of Type-II rather than type-I diabetes mellitus.
2.is seen when the requirment for insulin is greater than is secretion
3.causes an osmotic diuresis
4.diuresis leads to dehydration which promotes thirst and drinking.
5.can cause respiratory compensation leading to hyperventilation.

Sara asked:


My really close friend was just diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and she is only 14 is in really bad condition. I really want to help her but I don’t know what to do or how to approach her about her obesity. I any of you have advice I would greatly appreciate it.

eragon1985 asked:


If possible, tell me the mechanism between them too. Thanks a lot.

idc asked:


Can someone explain it for me simply?

HOTCHOC asked:


does anyone know where i can find charts/graphs detailing the growing epidemic of type ii diabetes in children!! PLEASE
type ii diabetes in children over the years
i dont want suggestions or opinions!
just graphs/chart!!
no statistics..
onLY STATISTICS IF THEY INCLUDE EXACT PERCENTS OF CHILDREN WITH TYPE II DIABETES!! as in enough info to make a chart!!
thankx

jose m asked:


i am not sure which one of these diseases is worse. can u tell me and how?

firey2rose asked:


I only have a little over one month of pregnancy to go but I want to take care of myself and baby. I would also like advice on what to do after pregnancy to continue care of myself since this increased my already higher risk of type 2 diabetes later in life due to heredity and obesity. I already know lose weight.
Thanks.