jekjr
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Of course genetics play a role in some cases, including mine. The increase from 30 million type 2 diabetics in 1985 to 285 million 2014 would indicate obesity to be the main catalyst. I also wasn't obese just slightly overweight when diagnosed that's part of why it got so bad. My doctor couldn't believe I had diabetes after I got out of the hospital because in my small town he had never seen any type 2 except the extremely obese kind.
In 2010 I spent 2 weeks in Anchorage Alaska. I was there in a class that teaches people how to deal with anxiety, stress, fear, and worry. In that class we teach you why these things make you sick.
Believe it or not a person's emotional state goes a long way on causing high blood sugar as well in type II diabetes.
The reason being when a person is in running off of adrenaline for extended periods of time due to one of these stressors their body starts to release high levels of cortisol. Cortisol is basically a naturally occurring steroid that the body produces. A steroid will cause a diabetic's sugar to go through the roof.
I have seen many people helped in many ways with various illnesses by this.