METABOLIC DISEASES 2021

COVID19 , it is clear that the virus affects people in different ways and the severity of symptoms varies. This is especially true for people who have an existing disease or whose immune system is more difficult to fight off the disease.  In some people with diabetes, this condition affects the body's ability to make or use the hormone insulin to lower the level of glucose (sugar) in the blood, and is more likely to contract COVID19.        We don't think that people with diabetes are more susceptible to COVID19 than the general population. However, based on what we have learned from the research so far, you may face more serious results. We know from the experience of other viral diseases that diabetic patients respond more strongly to these diseases. Although the exact cause of the serious consequences of diabetes and COVID19 patients is still unclear, studies over the years have shown that the immune system of diabetic patients may be weakened...

  Diets that help you control or reverse your condition should include: Cutting calories, especially calories from carbohydrates, healthy fats, a variety of fresh or frozen fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, such as poultry, fish, low-fat dairy products. , soybeans and sweet beans with limited alcohol of limited class. The American Diabetes Association recommends a low-carb diet, but does not currently recommend the gram standard.   Treatment of type 2 diabetes includes:   • Control your blood sugar levels   • Use medicine or insulin when needed   Doctors also recommend diet and exercise to lose weight . Some diabetes medications have weight loss-related side effects, which can also help treat or control diabetes.   To help control your diabetes, try: Eat a healthy, balanced diet and exercise to reduce excess weight.   Weight loss is a main factor in the reversal of type 2 diabetes, because additional body fat affects the ...