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Causes

Effects

Diabetesresultsin blood sugar ( blood glucose

foods ... to avoidcausingimbalances in blood glucose

it is ... causing a surge of insulin to control itto causea surge in blood glucose

to make a sufficient amount of insulincausinga surge in blood glucose

High sweets amountscan causea surge in blood glucose

Compared to refined carbohydrates ( white bread , white rice ) , whole grains ( oatmeal , brown rice ) are digested more slowlycausinga steadier rise in blood glucose

The lower the glycemic index of a food , the less likely it isto causea surge in blood glucose

the other factorsinfluenceglucose level in the blood

illness(passive) caused byElevated postprandial blood glucose

sugars and starches are absorbed into the blood streamcausingan excess in blood glucose

Carbohydrates Carbohydrate ... the main food groupcausesa rise in blood glucose

excess carbohydrates in insulin resistant peoplecauseelevated blood glucose

Both the sugar and glucose is goingto causea rise in blood glucose

Inability of the pancreas to secrete insulin or of muscle to respond to insulin ( insulin resistancecan causeelevated blood glucose

by decreased sensitivity to the metabolic effects of insulin(passive) caused byelevated blood glucose

the blood streamcausingan excess in blood glucose

by eating refined carbohydrate foods such as sugar and white flour(passive) is caused byelevated blood glucose

Diabetes ... cellscausesa rise in blood glucose

by a deficiency of insulin(passive) caused byElevated blood glucose

excess adrenaline ... in turncausesa rise in blood glucose

administration of glucagon ... unableto causea rise in blood glucose

All carbohydratecausesa rise in blood glucose

the main food groupcausesa rise in blood glucose

insulincausingelevated blood glucose

that foods with a high GL are rapidly digested and absorbedcausinga rise in blood glucose

natural , in foods , or in a refined , concentrated formcausesa rise in blood glucose

in turncausesa rise in blood glucose

that type of diabetesdoes ... causeelevated blood glucose

the infection , and some medicationscan causea rise in blood glucose

The reason for stresscausinga rise in blood glucose

Elevated cortisolcan causeelevated blood glucose

the body ... both of whichcauseelevated blood glucose

the same amount of insulincausesa drop in blood glucose

the circulationcausesa rise in blood glucose

Dehydrationcan causea rise in blood glucose

insulincauseda drop in blood glucose

stimulates glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesiscausingan increase in blood glucose

Anaerobic exercises like thesecausesa rise in blood glucose

a spoonful taken first thingwould causea surge in blood glucose

Large portions of foodcan causea rise in blood glucose

diabetes mellitusmay causediabetes mellitus

a diabetic comamight causea diabetic coma

long termcan leadlong term

to diabetesleadingto diabetes

A Feeling of hunger(passive) is influenced byA Feeling of hunger

poor energy and potential for fat gaincausingpoor energy and potential for fat gain

poor energy and potential for fat gaincausingpoor energy and potential for fat gain

from increased hepatic glucose , inadequate insulin secretion and impaired insulin actionresultingfrom increased hepatic glucose , inadequate insulin secretion and impaired insulin action

to insulin resistance and diabetesleadsto insulin resistance and diabetes

weakness and dizzinesscausesweakness and dizziness

to elevated insulin leadsleadsto elevated insulin leads

to elevated insulinleadsto elevated insulin

damage to the body 's tissues , including the nerves , blood vessels , and tissues in the eyescan causedamage to the body 's tissues , including the nerves , blood vessels , and tissues in the eyes

to diabetes and the problems that result including cardiovascular problems , eye damage , and neuropathycan leadto diabetes and the problems that result including cardiovascular problems , eye damage , and neuropathy

to hardening of blood vessels ( atherosclerosis ) and other heart disease from damaged blood vesselscan also leadto hardening of blood vessels ( atherosclerosis ) and other heart disease from damaged blood vessels

excess insulin to be producedcausesexcess insulin to be produced

to increased urination to try and remove some glucose from the bloodstreamalso leadsto increased urination to try and remove some glucose from the bloodstream

tissue damage -- including nerves , blood vessels and tissues in the eyescan causetissue damage -- including nerves , blood vessels and tissues in the eyes

serious damage to the body and multiple systemic complicationscan causeserious damage to the body and multiple systemic complications

diabetescausesdiabetes

serious damage to the bodycan causeserious damage to the body

to more AGE formation in the bodyleadingto more AGE formation in the body

to increased diuresiswill leadto increased diuresis

damage(passive) caused bydamage

the damage(passive) caused bythe damage

from defects in the secretion of the hormone insulin or from impaired insulin action or bothresultsfrom defects in the secretion of the hormone insulin or from impaired insulin action or both

nerve damagecausesnerve damage

kidney damage and diseasecauseskidney damage and disease

rapid rise in insulincausesrapid rise in insulin

a rapid rise in insulincausesa rapid rise in insulin

problemswill causeproblems

the diseasecausesthe disease

to diabetes and systemic inflammationcan contributeto diabetes and systemic inflammation

to insulin resistance High blood pressureleadsto insulin resistance High blood pressure

to more of the fat storing hormone called insulinleadsto more of the fat storing hormone called insulin

to spillage of glucose into the urine ( glucosurialeadsto spillage of glucose into the urine ( glucosuria

insulin levels to risecausinginsulin levels to rise

Progressive ProblemsCausesProgressive Problems

stress(passive) caused bystress

water to be lost in the urinecauseswater to be lost in the urine

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