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How genes contribute to T2

Started by skb, May 19, 2022, 12:28:02 AM

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skb

QuoteOngoing worldwide research of diverse populations by an international team of scientists, including a University of Massachusetts Amherst genetic epidemiologist, has shed important new light on how genes contribute to type 2 diabetes.

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walkerwally1

It may be that genes are a contributing factor but in my case there is no one in my family that has had diabetes that I know of.  That includes my brother, parents and grand parents but farther than that I have no idea.
Type 2 since 1993.  Control with LCHF diet. 
A1c 5.4%   8/5/2024
Living in Mojave Desert, California, USA
"The 50-50-90 Rule.  Anytime you have a 50-50% chance of getting something right, there is a 90% chance you will get it wrong"

bigskygal

My mother was dx'd T2 in her early 60's. She was adopted so nothing is known about her blood relatives. As far as I know she is the only one in the family with diabetes. Maybe it is genetics or maybe lifestyle or maybe just the "luck" of the draw...who knows??

What we have learned is it can be controlled!!

T-2 dx 2/2012 FBG 243 A1c 9.5%   A1c 6/12  5.7%.  A1c 4% 7/13 to 12/16.
12-16  5.1%.  6/18 5.3%.  6/19  5.7%.  6/20 5.7%.  7/21 5.2%.  8/22 5.5%. 7/23 6%. 7/24 6.8%.
Off meds 3/15, diet controlled.  Minimal exercise.

skb

Quote from: bigskygal on May 19, 2022, 11:00:46 AMWhat we have learned is it can be controlled!!

Spot on. And food is the best way to do it.
No meds since June 2011
Controlled by Diet & Exercise
Member of 5% A1c Club

Blog : Metabolically Challenged

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