Confused about the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes? I explain the difference and how each one develops. We also talk about how each is treated in general.
I am a diabetes educator in Canada. I find your videos very helpful! Thank you and please continue to make more videos. I would share them with my patients.
How does diabetes (T2, btw) affect me? my entire day revolves around my meals. Set times, set carbs, same thing day in and day out. Even my Nurse Manager at work knows not to mess with when i got to lunch every day at work and does her best to accommodate me or even let me eat WHILE working, if i can't easily take a break. (You know healthcare. We can't always guarantee lunch breaks.) i even pack my lunch every single day, because i can't risk not being able to get my lunch. i can't even sleep late on my days off, because my breakfast MUST be eaten on time. Doing all of this has given me great control over my blood glucose levels and my A1C, but i get tired of it. So tired of it.
slaveteri That”s GOT be frustrating and sometimes overwhelming, I’m sure. But it sounds like you’re investing a lot of effort and dedication into staying in control on it. And I have no doubt that it’ll pay off. Great work!
haha nice demo/acting. Nice of the kids to participate. Is the years of being Type II diabetic proportionate to the number of medications to take/inject?
Length of time with diabetes can definitely influence how much medication might be necessary, but it's also largely influenced by how aggressively a person with diabetes approaches a good diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes.
I have a question for you. If in type2 diabetes the beta cells eventually die off. Due to cell insulin resistance, when you start to inject insulin, how does it work If you where resistant to it in the first place?
For sure. Type 1.5 is another name for that LADA I mentioned in the “other types” group. I’ll be sure to get a video out on those. Thanks for your interest!
Love these videos...and that you explain things in terms that people can actually understand!
Thank you! I’m really glad you’re enjoying them. More to come!
I am a diabetes educator in Canada. I find your videos very helpful! Thank you and please continue to make more videos. I would share them with my patients.
How does diabetes (T2, btw) affect me? my entire day revolves around my meals. Set times, set carbs, same thing day in and day out. Even my Nurse Manager at work knows not to mess with when i got to lunch every day at work and does her best to accommodate me or even let me eat WHILE working, if i can't easily take a break. (You know healthcare. We can't always guarantee lunch breaks.) i even pack my lunch every single day, because i can't risk not being able to get my lunch. i can't even sleep late on my days off, because my breakfast MUST be eaten on time. Doing all of this has given me great control over my blood glucose levels and my A1C, but i get tired of it. So tired of it.
slaveteri That”s GOT be frustrating and sometimes overwhelming, I’m sure. But it sounds like you’re investing a lot of effort and dedication into staying in control on it. And I have no doubt that it’ll pay off. Great work!
This is one of the best videos to show your friends who are curious about T1 and T2, Easy to digest and informative as always
Glad you enjoyed it!
These videos are informative and very helpful
Excellant good and thoughtful explanation of Auto immue disorders with a very good skit
haha nice demo/acting. Nice of the kids to participate. Is the years of being Type II diabetic proportionate to the number of medications to take/inject?
Length of time with diabetes can definitely influence how much medication might be necessary, but it's also largely influenced by how aggressively a person with diabetes approaches a good diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes.
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My sugar levels rise after meals and normalise two hours after food. Is this in order. My HB1C has always been below 5.8.
I have a question for you. If in type2 diabetes the beta cells eventually die off. Due to cell insulin resistance, when you start to inject insulin, how does it work If you where resistant to it in the first place?
There is also talk about Type 1.5, maybe net time you can talk about the other types you mentioned on this video.
For sure. Type 1.5 is another name for that LADA I mentioned in the “other types” group. I’ll be sure to get a video out on those. Thanks for your interest!
how come we use insulin in Gestational DM when you said its type 2 and insulin itself can cause macrosomia ?!!
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This is a great dramatization.
Well if type 1. Can't wonder very long. You die. Tyoe 2 get your ass on a treadmill.
Too much misinformation, another pill pusher.