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Type 1 Explained

Type 1 Treatment

Type 1 Prevention

Type 2 Explained

Type 2 Prevention

Definition

Statistics

Curing Diabetes

Current Research and Findings

Symptoms

Screening Tests

Common Misconceptions

Associated Conditions

Genetics

Risk Factors

Type 2 Treatment

Healthy Eating Habits

Management

Ending Medication

Exercise – The Best Prescription

Antioxidants

Benefits of Dark Chocolate

Health Benefits of Chocolate and Wine

Sources of Omega-3

Omega-3 Fatty Acids Explained

Tips For Staying Hydrated

Exercise Regimen

Exercise

Weightlifting

Ideal Types of Exercise

Supplements

Vitamin D Deficiency

Vitamin D Importance

Supplementing With Vitamin D

Supplementing With Cinnamon

Alternative Treatments: Berberine

Blood Sugar Checks

Blood Sugar Changes in Women

Risk Factors For High Glucose

Blood Sugar Goals

Community

Social Support

Benefits of Meditation

Benefits of Yoga

Eye Exams

Lifestyle Choices

Maintaining Good Vision

Diabetic Cataracts

Preventing Complications

Eye Complications

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What is type 1 diabetes?

Type 1 diabetes refers to the kind of diabetes that happens when the pancreas stops producing insulin. It is mostly seen in children and young adults and is the least common form of diabetes. This type of diabetes is usually managed with insulin therapy.

What is juvenile diabetes?

“Juvenile diabetes” is another name for type 1 diabetes, where the pancreas does not produce insulin.

Can adults get type 1 diabetes?

This is possible, but quite rare.

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