Pathology of Type 2 Diabetes at the Cell Level - Diabetes Death to Diabetes Training Program
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This diagram depicts how Type 2 diabetes develops at the cell level: The damaged insulin receptors ignore insulin and prevent glucose from entering your cells via the glucose transporters [1a]. So, the glucose stays in the blood, causing your blood glucose to rise [1b]. As a result, the cells can't produce energy or burn fat [2].
Also, the cells are unable to remove toxins and waste [3]; and, over time, the cells become further damaged and lose the ability to communicate with each other [4].
Also, the cells are unable to remove toxins and waste [3]; and, over time, the cells become further damaged and lose the ability to communicate with each other [4].
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