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| Type 1 diabetes may be an autoimmune disease, but type 2 diabetes is definitely not an autoimmune disease. The OP was almost certainly talking about type 2 diabetes. Type 2 is the consequence of lack of exercise and improper diet. |
different disease, same complications (heart, kidney, eyes, nerve, skin, etc)
american diabetes assn. |
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poklapy
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| I am also considering going to China to teach ESL. I also have diabetes, but I am younger and have the autoimmune version. I do not know that I would be able to bring enough supplies with me. To those of you who live in China and know someone who is diabetic (and aren't horribly biased), I was wondering if you know how readily available insulin is there? Thanks. |
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