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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / February 2006BS Soliidify
In long semi-controlled T2, does the free floating sugar solidifies itself in the muscles or arteries. Regards. Mush first I need to understand the question and then I hope someone can answer it. It sounds interesting. Loretta -- In tribute to the United States of America and the State of Israel, two bastions of strength in a world filled with strife and terrorism. I mean crystallized. > Mush first I need to understand the question and then I hope someone can > answer it. It sounds interesting. > > Loretta Excess glucose is excreted out of the body by the kidneys. Is that what you wanted to know? >I mean crystallized. > >> Mush first I need to understand the question and then I hope someone can >> answer it. It sounds interesting. >> >> Loretta Hi Mush. Sugar doesn't collect in muscle cells, but fat does. Type 2 diabetes is a severe form of insulin resistance, and during insulin resistance cells burn more fat and less glucose than normal. Over a long time, oxidized fat accumulates in insulin-resistant muscle and liver cells and interferes with their normal operation. This oxidized fat tends to make the cells even more insulin resistant. Russ Farris http://www.potbellysyndrome.com > In long semi-controlled T2, does the free floating sugar solidifies itself > in the muscles or arteries. |
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