I need help because this about diabetes
Name(s) of the disease or syndrome
Summary of the major effects of the disease on the human body
Cause(s), methods of transmission, whether it is communicable or genetic
History of the disease and its emergence and occurrence

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I need help because this about diabetes
Name(s) of the disease or syndrome
Summary of the major effects of the disease on the human body
Cause(s), methods of transmission, whether it is communicable or genetic
History of the disease and its emergence and occurrence

anonymous · Answer

@emmigrace222

anonymous · Answer

@Whitemonsterbunny17

anonymous · Answer

Well for starters diabetes is diagnosed when your body can't convert glucose to energy, or ATP. Insulin is released by the pancreas, when this doesn't occur the body begins to feel weak and sluggish. Sometimes your sugar levels will rise and cause your blood Ph to turn acidic causing organs to shut down. usually it'll start with the kidneys since they're the ones who filter your blood. It's genetic and cannot be passed on to someone else, it's not viral.

aaronq · Answer

^that information is mostly incorrect. Glycolysis and other catabolic processes are not (directly) affected by diabetes. The pathway by which glucose polymerizes into glycogen is disrupted because the hormone that triggers it's absorption is not released by the pancreas. Look at this written by @Abhisar http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/539d7179e4b0206eed099587

abhisar · Answer

yes insulin is either not secreted or cells become insulin resistant.