Just looking for an NCS Eng (rank not relevant but occupational motivation is a must), who would be willing to provide occupational info to a future NCS Eng currently at BMOQ. Not a critical issue, kind of like playing match maker.
Diabetes is the sixth. leading cause of U.S mortality and is believed to be underreported as a cause of death.1 Type 1. diabetes is the inability to produce insulin while Type 2 diabetes results from insulin resistance. combined with insulin deficiency. Diet is a significant contributing factor to the incidence of Type 2. diabetes as well as to a personâs ability to regulate blood sugar levels.
Fat prevents insulin from doing its job, almost creating somewhat of an obstacle course for it to work. Whatever the specific cause, the function of insulin is impaired. Insulin resistance develops before type 2 diabetes is diagnosed. To make up for less effective insulin, the pancreas works overtime to increase insulin output. Eventually, some of the insulin works and blood sugar levels remain normal for a while. As insulin resistance worsens and the pancreas cannot keep up with the demand, glucose levels begin to rise and diabetes is diagnosed when levels get too high.