Type-3 diabetes is the term used to describe Alzheimer’s disease due to its association with insulin dysregulation in the brain. This leads to the condition of dementia. However, this terminology has not been officially accepted in the medical fraternity. Another type of diabetes mellitus condition has been classified and is termed “type 3c” diabetes, alternatively
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What is Type 1 Diabetes? Type 1 Diabetes is a chronic condition of the body in which the pancreas produces and releases little to no insulin, which is a hormone used to allow glucose to enter the cells to synthesize and produce energy for the body. It is sometimes also referred to as “insulin-dependent diabetes.”
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Insulin is a kind of hormone that is secreted by the pancreas that allows glucose (which is formed when carbohydrate-containing foods are digested) to be transported from the bloodstream to cells so that energy can be produced. Diabetes refers to a chronic medical condition in which the pancreas is unable to produce the required amount
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Millets are considered to be a healthy food choice for individuals with diabetes and obesity due to their high fiber content and low glycemic index (GI). Fiber is an important nutrient for people with diabetes and obesity, as it can help regulate blood glucose levels and promote satiety, which can help control weight. Millets are
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