chapter 4 part 4 Flashcards

1
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why does someone, who has type 2 diabetes, blood sugar go up with just a little carbohydrate?

A

because their cells resist the work of insulin

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2
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what should someone do if they have diabetes and notice their blood sugar goes up after a small amount of carbs?

A

they should first work to dial back fat

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3
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what are the consequences of insulin resistance in the pancreas?

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the pancreas makes more insulin, extra insulin forces glucose into the cells, pancreas becomes overworked, pancreas becomes infiltrated with fat, some of the beta cells die, now less insulin can be made, blood sugar goes up

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4
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what do beta cells in the pancreas produce?

A

insulin

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5
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what is wrong with keto for diabetes?

A

the excess fat that keto induces is the underlying cause for insulin resistance and so diabetes will become worse

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6
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consequences of insulin resistance in the liver

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liver infiltrated with fat, liver develops fatty liver disease, liver tries to offload excess fat into the blood, liver can no longer get the message that blood glucose is adequate

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7
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if excess fat is in the blood, what goes up in the blood?

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cholesterol and triglycerides

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8
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because the liver no longer gets the message that blood glucose is adequate, what does the liver keep making and what happens?

A

the liver keeps making more glucose and the blood levels of glucose go up

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9
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what are some disease caused by insulin resistance? (or made worse)

A

cancer, type 2 diabetes, alzheimers and parkinsons, inflammatory disease, hypertension and heart disease

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10
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what is the nutrition prescription for diabetes?

A

r-educe fat, animal foods, and -processed foods
-reduce sugar and processed carbs
-lose weight
-eat a plant based diet

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11
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what does fasting blood sugar measurement indicate?

A

blood sugar control now

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12
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what does hemoglobin a1C measure?

A

blood sugar control for past 3 months

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13
Q

diabetes prevention program subjects

A

pre-diabetes people

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14
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what did diabetes prevention program show us?

A

-a little weight loss makes a big difference
-small lifestyle intervention works better than medication

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15
Q

who were the subjects of DIRECT study?

A

diabetic people

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16
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what did we learns for DIRECT study?

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-diabetes remission is possible
-weight loss is biggest predictor of success with getting rid of diabetes

17
Q

research about adventists who ate meat

A

-they had double the risk of diabetes compared to those who don’t eat meat

18
Q

research about animal protein and diabetes

A

-every 5% increase in calories from animal protein results in a 30% increase risk for diabetes

19
Q

research comparing the standard ADA diet to a plant-based diet

A

-A1C dropped 3x as much on plant-based diet compared to ADA diet

20
Q

what is hypoglycemia?

A

low blood sugar

21
Q

what are the symptoms of hypoglycemia?

A

hunger, shakiness, weakess

22
Q

what are the nutrition strategies for treatment of hypoglycemia?

A

reduce processed foods and sugar, more fiber, get enough protein.

23
Q

can hypoglycemia be deadly?

A

yes, if you have diabetes