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Dr. Michael Lenz gives you a brief overview on the treatment of type II diabetes. He is a pediatrician, internist, any clinical lipidologist practicing in oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
Type 2 diabetes his medical condition were the cells in the pancreas call beta cells do not make enough insulin and the insulin it does make doesn't work well. This is called insulin resistance. In a very simple level insulin resistance does cause by byproducts of fat call free fatty acids which interfere in the mitochondria leading to decreased transporter glucose into the liver and muscle cells of our body.
Medications to manage diabetes and lower blood sugars include sulfonylureas, met Forman, GLP-1 agonists, DPP4 inhibitors glitazones, and insulin. Medications that lower blood sugar been shown to reverse or prevent the development of microvascular problems. Microvascular problems include injury to the kidneys, nerves, immune system, and retinopathy. Unfortunately medications to lower blood sugars have never been shown to reverse or prevent cardiovascular disease and people. This is based on recent studies. For years it was just assumed that lowering blood sugar with lower someone's risk of having a heart related issues.
Other management options for diabetes include diet as well as gastric bypass surgery. While both of these may be extreme for people for different reasons they have been shown to be effective. When it comes to diet going on a low fat whole foods plant based diet as the ability to reduce blood sugars within days as well as lowering weight over time. The average person lose about a pound a week and if the exercise walking about 30 minutes a day lose about 2 pounds a week. Blood sugars can drop so quickly that if someone is on insulin is advised to be working closely with her doctor as the doses of insulin may have to be reduced to avoid hypoglycemia. Studies have shown that this is more effective in lowering blood sugars and blood pressure and cholesterol than the American diabetic Association as well as more tolerable. Studies of also shown that many patients taking insulin for type 2 diabetes areable to get off with their insulin after making diet changes.
This that he was not to replace a discussion with your personal physician but is to supplement and reinforce your understanding of treatment options for managing type 2 diabetes.. Dr. Lenz has any other videos discussing heart disease and diabetes and cholesterol related issues.