Pancreas
organ produces insulin (credit to Surgita Ltd)
You
might know that insulin is an important hormone to bring glucose from
blood into cells, then broken as source of energy.
The
glucose also be stored by cells for future purposes. Hence, insulin
would maintain blood sugar in the normal level, not lower
(hypoglycemia) or not higher (hyperglycemia).
It
is fact that people with type 2 diabetes have their pancreas produced
less insulin than normal people.
Generally,
pancreas produces less or even stop producing of insulin at all due
to several factors:
-
damages to some part of pancreas because of cancer and trauma
-
negative effects of using certain medicines
-
diseases such as hormonal diseases
-
gen mutation
If
we observe the pancreas, there is the tiny spot (an area) called as
“the islet.” This area contains “beta cell”
The
islet accommodates of 50% to 70% of beta cell that contribute to
insulin production.
Here,
how Beta cells have connections to diabetes:
-
if beta cell damaged or degeneration, then caused to insulin
dependent (type 1 diabetes)
-
if beta cells are reduced in numbers (because regeneration rate less
than death rate), then, caused to insulin production less (type 2
diabetes).
In
addition, beta cell deficiency of functioning, together with body
resistance to insulin may lead to type 2 diabetes as well.
Important information.
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Generally, pancreas produces less or even stop producing of insulin at all due to several factors:
- damages to some part of pancreas because of cancer and trauma
- negative effects of using certain medicines
- diseases such as hormonal diseases
- gen mutation
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The glucose also be stored by cells for future purposes. Hence, insulin would maintain blood sugar in the normal level, not lower (hypoglycemia) or not higher (hyperglycemia).
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It is fact that people with type 2 diabetes have their pancreas produced less insulin than normal people.
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Generally, pancreas produces less or even stop producing of insulin at all due to several factors:
- damages to some part of pancreas because of cancer and trauma
- negative effects of using certain medicines
- diseases such as hormonal diseases
- gen mutation
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Beta cell in the pancreas (credit to PLOS Biology)
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If we observe the pancreas, there is the tiny spot (an area) called as “the islet.” This area contains “beta cell”
I always thought that type 2 diabetes, the body had become resistant to insulin and in type 1 (which I've lived with for a while), it stops making insulin and you're stuck with taking shots 4-5x a day.
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The islet accommodates of 50% to 70% of beta cell that contribute to insulin production.
That is an excellent information on type 2 diabetes!
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Here, how Beta cells have connections to diabetes:
- if beta cell damaged or degeneration, then caused to insulin dependent (type 1 diabetes)
- if beta cells are reduced in numbers (because regeneration rate less than death rate), then, caused to insulin production less (type 2 diabetes).
I admit, I don't know much about type 2. My nephew was just diagnosed with type 1 and it has been a difficult thing to process everything that comes with his new life now.
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In addition, beta cell deficiency of functioning, together with body resistance to insulin may lead to type 2 diabetes as well.
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Pancreas organ produces insulin (credit to Surgita Ltd)
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You might know that insulin is an important hormone to bring glucose from blood into cells, then broken as source of energy.
Very interesting, hope I will never get that ☺
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The glucose also be stored by cells for future purposes. Hence, insulin would maintain blood sugar in the normal level, not lower (hypoglycemia) or not higher (hyperglycemia).
I really didn't know the causing behind it, hoping that is one thing I don't ever have to deal with
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It is fact that people with type 2 diabetes have their pancreas produced less insulin than normal people.