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Diabetes é uma doença causada pela produção insuficiente ou pela má utilização da insulina, hormônio que facilita a entrada da glicose dentro das células para gerar energia.

Já que diabetes tem a ver com a quantidade e eficiência da insulina, vamos aprender um pouquinho a ação da insulina: ela é um hormônio que funciona como um sistema de alarme que informa as células de que a glicose está disponível.

O diabetes pode acontecer por basicamente três fatores:
– Baixa produção de insulina por falta dos minerais que são usados como matéria prima para produção da insulina.

– Alta demanda de insulina, por causa de alimentos de alto índice glicêmico que sobrecarga do pâncreas dificultando seu trabalho, facilitando o aumento da glicemia, e a produção de insulina fica suficiente.

– Resistência celular à insulina – neste caso a célula por motivo principalmente de excesso de gordura corporal, impede a chegada da insulina até os receptores das células, neste caso fica excesso tanto de glicose quanto de insulina na corrente sanguínea.

Estas situações são reversíveis, porém em todos os casos é preciso eliminar a causa ou as causas.

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Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen

Generic Name: hydrocodone/acetaminophen

Trade Name: Norco

Indication: management of moderate to severe pain

Action: alters the perception and reaction to pain by binding to opiate receptors in the CNS, also suppresses the cough reflex

Therapeutic Class: opioid Analgesic, allergy, cold and cough remedies, antitussive

Pharmacologic Class: opioid agonists, nonopioid analgesic combinations

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About the Diabetic Food Pyramid. Part of the series: Health & Nutrition. The diabetic food pyramid is different than the regular food pyramid in that there are changes in the carbohydrates and proteins. Find out why the dairy group in the diabetic pyramid is only milk and yogurt with help from a registered and licensed dietitian in this free video on health and nutrition.
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I’ve being diagnosed with diabetes, what should I eat? It’s a common question so we’ve compiled healthy eating food tips to help you towards a healthy diet.

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