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statistics for diabetes mellitus type 2 in childrens of arabian gulf countries?

statistics for diabetes mellitus type 2 in childrens of developing arabian gulf countries (chart)

Finding a chart for NIDDM in children for that area is going to be next to impossible. Suffice to say, you might be able to derive some useful info from this study:

http://darwin.nmsu.edu/~molbio/diabetes/disease.html

Bear in mind that NIDDM is increasing in all countries and all age groups where the population is adopting the western style of living…. eating crappy prepared foods and sitting around watching TV. Also bear in mind that in civilizations that adhere to the old world way of life, natural foods and high physical activity levels, don’t know what type two diabetes is.

All one has to do is look at the diets and daily activity levels of the various populations around the globe. India, in particular is an interesting study. Read this:

http://www.hindu.com/2004/04/18/stories/2004041803250500.htm

It’s the lousy food and lack of activity, folks.

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One Response to “statistics for diabetes mellitus type 2 in childrens of arabian gulf countries?”

  1. Mr. Peachy® Says:
    September 7th, 2009 at 5:27 am

    Finding a chart for NIDDM in children for that area is going to be next to impossible. Suffice to say, you might be able to derive some useful info from this study:
    http://darwin.nmsu.edu/~molbio/diabetes/disease.html

    Bear in mind that NIDDM is increasing in all countries and all age groups where the population is adopting the western style of living…. eating crappy prepared foods and sitting around watching TV. Also bear in mind that in civilizations that adhere to the old world way of life, natural foods and high physical activity levels, don’t know what type two diabetes is.

    All one has to do is look at the diets and daily activity levels of the various populations around the globe. India, in particular is an interesting study. Read this:
    http://www.hindu.com/2004/04/18/stories/2004041803250500.htm

    It’s the lousy food and lack of activity, folks.
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