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- | Diet and exercise are the traditional lifestyle interventions used to prevent and treat type 2 diabetes. Different components of the diet can affect the course of type 2 diabetes, but a low carbohydrate diet appears to be giving the most significant results. (({{pubmed> | + | Diet and exercise are the traditional lifestyle interventions used to prevent and treat type 2 diabetes. Different components of the diet can affect the course of type 2 diabetes, but a low carbohydrate diet appears to be giving the most significant results. (({{pubmed> |
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+ | Both endurance and resistance exercise yield improvements in many aspects of the metabolic derangements in diabetes type II.(({{pubmed> | ||
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The use of oxytetracycline in obese mice reduced insulin resistance(({{pubmed> | The use of oxytetracycline in obese mice reduced insulin resistance(({{pubmed> | ||
- | Diabetes can cause a sugar coating that smothers body's immune defences | ||
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The researchers looked at the similarities in chemical structure between glucose in blood and body fluids, and two other sugar called mannose and fucose. These sugars are found on the surfaces of bacteria and fungi and act as targets for receptors in our body that have evolved to detect and bind to microbial sugars to then combat the infection. | The researchers looked at the similarities in chemical structure between glucose in blood and body fluids, and two other sugar called mannose and fucose. These sugars are found on the surfaces of bacteria and fungi and act as targets for receptors in our body that have evolved to detect and bind to microbial sugars to then combat the infection. |