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Does the causes of diabetes ever change?
The causes of diabetes aren't entirely known. Some are born with it and others develop it due to poor eating habits. You can control your diabetes by eating healthy and exercising.
Will eating ice give you diabetes?
Eating ice does not cause diabetes
Can eating healthily reduce the chance of diabetes?
I think eating healthily will reduce the chance of diabetes
Will wateremelon cause diabetes?
No eating watermelon does not cause diabetes. Eating sugar does not cause diabetes, I think it has to be inherited, but not really sure though. Hope this helped.
Can diabetes be control with exercise and eating healthy?
some cases can. but servere cases require medication
What are some good vegetarianism slogans?
Suggestions from the WikiAnswers community:"Viva la vegetarians!""Animals are not for eating"
What is an activity that goes with diabetes?
Eating
What are some of the causes of diabetes?
Some causes of diabetes include obesity, lack of exercise, genetics, eating an excess of sugary and unhealthy foods. Usually it is a mix between genetics and environmental factors.
What are some tasty recipes for people with diabetes?
There are tons of great recipes for diabetics that can be found from website hosts such as "D life", "Diabetic Lifestyle", "Diabetes", and "Eating Well".
How old is the youngest have get diabetes?
You can be born with diabetes. It is called Type 1. Type 2 diabetes you get when you are unhealthy and are not eating properly.
How can diabetes in pregnancy be prevented?
Diabetes in pregnancy can be prevented through diet changes. Eating a diet higher in protein can potentially prevent gestational diabetes. The following website has some useful information regarding the prevention of gestational diabetes, http://www.naturalnews.com/029181_gestational_diabetes_diet.html
Where can I find more information about diabetes and healthy eating?
You can find more information about diabetes and healthy eating at the Mayo Clinic website, www.mayoclinic.com or also at www.learningaboutdiabetes.com.
