How many types of Diabetes? April 28, 2018C

Researchers Identify 5 Types of Diabetes in New Study
by Laura Newman

https://www.everydayhealth.com/type-2-diabetes/diabetes-actually-different-diseases-scandinavian-researchers-say/?pos=1&xid=nl_EverydayHealthManagingDiabetes_20180310
      Really? What they are, those 5 types of diabetes?

 Cluster 1 (type 1 diabetes): Encompasses people who are unable to make insulin because of a severe autoimmune disease. These are individuals first diagnosed when they were young.

    Well, is this really true that type 1 diabetics do not make insulin completely?  Not at all. They do make insulin, but the amount of insulin is not sufficient to support healthy body system function. What about type 2 diabetics? Do they make sufficient amount of insulin? Not at all. As ADA defined diabetes type 2, it is medical condition when insulin secretion is not sufficient or insulin used not properly. So, the first question is, what is difference between type 2 and type 1 diabetes?

 Cluster 2 (type 2 diabetes): A similar group to cluster 1 in terms of severe insulin-deficient diabetes, except that the immune system didn’t cause their problem. These patients had poor metabolic control, as shown by a high A1C, a two- to three-month average of blood sugar levels. Early signs of vision loss due to diabetic retinopathy were more common in this cluster than any other.

      Severe insulin -deficient diabetes  caused by what? The test for A1c is the same as for type 1 diabetes such for type 2 diabetes. What diagnose poor metabolic control?  If there is no diagnose for this condition then there is no way to determine that it caused diabetes type 2. Also on another hand, how authors of the study can be sure that diabetics type 1 do have good metabolic control? There is no test, no definition what is it, so in reality, does metabolic control have place to be if it has no symptoms, no definition, no tools to be diagnosed?
     Finally, does vision loss is only due to diabetes type 2? The same as diabetics type 2 diabetics type 1 have the same complications.

Cluster 3 (type 2 diabetes): This group was overweight and making insulin, but their body was not responding to it. They were considered severely insulin resistant. This group had a significantly higher risk of diabetic nephropathy.

Sorry, I lost. If I do have  good vision, but nephropathy then I am diabetic type 2 cluster 3, right? What if I do not have ether vision problem nether nephropathy? Or if I do have both these conditions? In what type of diabetes am I?

Cluster 4 (type 2 diabetes): People in this group had mild obesity-related diabetes, but metabolically, they were healthier than group 3.

Really, does Medical Pro have any brain? I do understand they do not think we do have brain, they simple too ignorant for this understanding. Still, how can anyone pay for studies like that? 

Cluster 5 (type 2 diabetes): People in this group were much older when they were first diagnosed, and their disease was the mildest and progressed slowly.

I can say only, why there are only 4 type 2 diabetics clusters?  There are children with obesity, and skinny adults. There are old diabetics who are healthier then those who are not so old. There are those diabetics who where diagnosed as children and now they are adult, in what cluster they are? Man and woman, black and green, tall and short, red and blonde, you name it, and there are so many clusters that no one study every would be finished and get result.
      Still, what is the goal of the study? Why study were conducted?
Money. Good money for VIP people.

In the study, published online in March 2018 in the Lancet Diabetes Endocrinology, researchers analyzed data of nearly 9,000 people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes as adults, drawing their data from a Swedish patient registry. Three other databases from Sweden and Finland were used to study how their health progressed.

My Goodness! Why so much drama? Just take a look at the CDC data base and there we are, diabetics type 2 about 80,000 die every year due to diabetes. Very good progress in health and Death Being.

To differentiate among the newly proposed types of diabetes, researchers compiled data on participants’ age at diagnosis, body mass index (BMI), A1C, and blood sugar control; the presence of specific antibodies linked to diabetes; and a measure of insulin resistance.

Good. It is important to see what is Insulin Resistance.

 Again, there’s no specific test to confirm insulin resistance. But if you’re experiencing fatigue, brain fog, or increased hunger, see your doctor. Getting tested may reveal an elevated blood sugar or prediabetes. With an early diagnosis, you can take steps to help reverse the condition and avoid full-blown type 2 diabetes.

So simple, there is no symptoms of insulin resistance, no diagnose of insulin resistance, no treatment for this condition, and no definition of the condition MD going to threat. So, seriously, what author is talking about? What MD studied?

Can Insulin Resistance Be Prevented or Reversed?

This metabolic condition doesn’t have to progress to prediabetes or type 2 diabetes. Making lifestyle changes can help reverse insulin resistance so that your body can respond properly to insulin.

I do not see what else can be said.
   OK, just to be sure that reader understand where to stand I wish to say, I did not copied this to provide some useful info. It is clear, there is nothing to learn. But what is important for us, diabetics type to understand, there is no medical condition such as diabetes type 2. There is no types of diabetes, but stages. These stages can be defined by the level of sugar in blood. Yes, the disease we do have is insufficient insulin secretion, but there is no test to find out the level of insulin in blood our body system needs everyday, day after day.  So, test for the level of sugar can be used, and define stages of diabetes.
Stage one: Blood sugar elevated but there is no significant symptoms of diabetes.
Stage two: Symptoms of diabetes developed.
Stage three: First diabetes complications started to be developed such as liver problem, kidney problems, vision problems, nerve damage, and depression. severe tiredness.
Stage four: there is not one diabetes complications but two and more.
Stage five: Pre-coma.
Stage six: Coma. Death.
In present time diabetes should not be Death Sentence. Still, it is. 80,000 Death every year, it is War! At any stage diabetes can be successfully treated with Insulin in injections. Slow, long term, but diabetic will live step by step reversing one complication after another. There is no limit in age or level of sugar in blood to start to treat diabetes type 2 with Insulin and prevent vision loss, amputations, and weight gain. Just tame, slow, no rush.
      Probably, it is expensive to treat diabetics type 2 with insulin. Metformin is cheaper. In long run Metformin lead to disability, and many many medecal needs. Insulin leads to recovery and cure. 

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