Diabetes: A Rising Tide- Professor Chris Whitty

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Diabetes is an increasingly common disease causing raised blood sugar with serious long-term consequences. Type 1 diabetes was almost always fatal until the discovery of insulin, and causes serious medical consequences. Type 2 diabetes, where the body does not fully respond to insulin is often associated with obesity.

This lecture will consider the treatment, prevention and recent advances in the science of diabetes.

Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so public lectures a week being made available for free download from our website. There are currently over 2,000 lectures free to access or download from the website.

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Cut down on carbs. Eat vegetables, nuts, and some dairy. Fast, and exercise.

denisdaly
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Keep in mind what's considered a normal and healthy diet these days is based on sugars and starches and calories in excess.

alexcarter
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Professor. What about LADA? I got diabetes Aged 58. I had diabetic Ketonacidosis and dragged off a train thinking I was drunk. I had previously been diagnosed with Type 2 I lost my insulin travelling to London. I spent 3 days with none.(tried to buy it at chemist but no luck) I did not realise the seriousness of no insulin. Is LADA more type 1 or 2 what I am saying is was it my fault or not? Thanks great help for non diabetic for understanding family member with it.

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When obese people starve ourselves, and our weight decreases, we don't stop being obese people. Instead, we become starved obese people. Our energy homeostasis remains profoundly disordered.

Insofar as weight loss helps with blood glucose control (and it does, very dramatically), that's an indication that diabetes is not caused by obesity per se, but by something that changes when an equilibrium-weight obese person becomes a starved obese person.

danwylie-sears
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As regards the chocolate, perhaps it is dark choclate with no sugar. I eat dark choclate, and feel full after a couplebof squares. Though i am guessing that that headline is not about dark chocolate.

denisdaly
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Too much reliance about fast food & miseducation high carb diets:-(

jonathanhadley
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I'm afraid this gentleman is delivering very dated medical information. I feel terrible for mismanaged type 2 diabetics. Increasing insulin levels is extremely dangerous for type 2.

t.c.s.