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    Association‚ 2008) Glucose-regulating hormones (secreted by the pancreas’ Islets of Langerhans): Alpha cells = secrete glucagon (↑ glucose) β –cells = secrete INSULIN (↓ glucose) delta cells = secrete somatostatin (inhibit release of glucagon + insulin to extend time of nutrient absorption by tissues) Incretin – GI hormone that ↑ insulin release of β-cells Glucose transporters = “special carriers” that help move glucose from blood

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    for a Low Carbohydrate High Fat diet. The aim of the LCHF diet is to achieve a nutritional balance of 5% carbohydrates‚ 60-70% fats and 20-30% protein‚ and claims to control insulin levels resulting in weight loss‚ body weight control and prevent insulin resistance. The control of insulin levels and the hindrance of insulin resistance are of great importance since if left unchecked they could progress in to Type 2 diabetes. This diet has been surrounded by a lot of controversy and arguments that

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    enjoying many foods and flavors. Diabetes 2‚ also known as diabetes mellitus is caused when the body does not use insulin in a proper way. This issue is named insulin resistant. Insulin is essential to maintain glucose levels normal. Beta cells in pancreas are the responsible for the production of insulin‚ but eventually the production of insulin cannot keep up and not enough insulin is made to keep normal blood glucose levels. To control diabetes‚ a lifestyle change

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    A. (2004). Dietary fructose and gastrointestinal symptoms. American Journal of Gastroenterology ‚ 2046-50. Stanhope‚ e. a. (2009). Consuming fructose sweetened‚ not glucose sweetened‚ beverages increases visceral adiposity and lipds and decreases insulin sensitivity in overweight humans. Journal of Clinical Investigation ‚ 1322-1334. www.sixwise.com. (2009‚ April 29). Newsletters. Retrieved July 2010‚ from www.sixwise.com: http://www.sixwise.com/Newsletters/2009/April/29/Glucose-Fructose-Sucrose-Whats-the-Difference

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    studying the pancreas and discovered insulin a substance that is in everyone who does not have diabetes. The people who do have diabetes lack in insulin. Insulin comes from the latin word insula which mean island‚ and it is referencing the insulin producing islets of Langerhans in the pancreas (American Diabetes Association (ADA) 2014). Insulin is needed to open up the cells so that the sugar can go inside and be converted to energy‚ and when a person lacks insulin‚ it means that they are not able

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    What Is Heartburn?

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    Heartburn is the sensation of burning in the upper part of the digestive tract‚ that includes the throat. Heartburn is one of the most common gastrointestinal problems in a pregnant woman. It happens during the first trimester and disappears during the second trimester. When the hormones are released by the placenta‚ it relaxes the lower esophageal sphincter. This keeps the food contents in the stomach and it allows the acid to go into the esophagus. The lower esophageal sphincter can be disturbed

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    Biology Homework Explain how blood sugar levels are regulated in your body. Blood sugar level (also known as blood glucose level) is the amount of glucose (sugar) in the blood. The amount of glucose in the blood is expressed as millimoles per litre (mmol/l). Blood sugar levels are tightly regulated in the human body. Glucose‚ transported via the bloodstream‚ is the primary source of energy for the body’s cells. The levels of glucose in the blood are monitored by the cells in the pancreas. If

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    to bring your insulin pen or syringe‚ many needles and a small sharps container to put the needles in afterwards. If you don’t take the insulin and the glucose monitors with you but eat any carbohydrates unless your blood sugar is low you’re blood sugar will go high and than you will feel very sick. With diabetes also comes hours and hours of learning. You have to learn how to count carbohydrates which may seem simple but is actually quite hard‚ you have to learn how to use the insulin and the blood

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    will need to be taught that the onset of her regular insulin is going to be about a half an hour. It will peak in about 2-4 hours (after breakfast and again after dinner). The onset of the NPH will be about 1.5 hours after she takes it. It will peak in about 4-12 hours (after lunch and again after dinner: at bedtime). She will need to have a snack before bed to avoid hypoglycemia from the NPH. She should be taught that after injection of insulin it is very important to follow with a meal. For example

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    System Insulin‚ a hormone buried by the pancreas‚ controls blood sugar levels in the body. It travels from the pancreas to the liver in the bloodstream. Other responses are controlled by hormones; the response is slower but longer lasting than if it had been controlled by the nervous system. Diabetes Type 1 Diabetes Type 1 Diabetes is an auto-immune disease where the body’s immune system attacks the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas. People with type 1 diabetes cannot produce insulin and require

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