Diabetes Mellitus

Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike's Medical Podcast

Dr. Mike Todorovic

Physiology, Physiotherapy, Health & Fitness, University, Science, Nursing, Education, Health, Anatomy, Medicine

4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2017

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Dr Mike tastes diabetic urine and Dr Matt explains how the old definitions of type 1 and type 2 diabetes are no longer relevant.

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0:00.0	Hey Mike, taste this.
0:02.4	All right.
0:04.3	Oh, that's sweet, Maddie.
0:06.7	What is that?
0:07.6	It's diabetes mellitus.
0:11.6	What do you mean?
0:12.9	Welcome today's podcast on diabetes malitis.
0:16.7	I'm still getting this taste out of my mouth.
0:18.6	Why is this so sweet, Matt?
0:21.0	Okay, so diabetes in its meaning, diabetes, we've heard this word.
0:26.1	That's a disease.
0:27.6	Diabetes means to siphon.
0:29.4	So it's a Greek word that means to siphon or to pass through.
0:33.3	So these people who suffer diabetes, what are they passing a lot of?
0:38.4	I don't know, but I'm not liking what I just drank.
0:42.1	What, okay, passing a lot of, what's the melitus part?
0:45.7	Miletus comes from probably sweetness or honey.
0:49.3	Oh, so I was just drinking honey.
0:52.2	Yeah, lots of sweet, fluid honey, that's right.
0:56.4	Fluid honey?
0:57.5	Fluid honey, yeah.
0:58.5	So fluid with lots of honey.
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