Hey guys, in this video we're going to talk about the first complication in diabetes, right?

Probably should have wrote this pre-diabetes or even pre-pre-diabetes because what happens

at first is you have high insulin, which then pushes the blood sugar down. It's going to be normal

for like 10 years and then the sugar is going to start to go up a little bit. That's pre-diabetes

and then the sugar will go up even more in the blood and that's a full-blown diabetes.

So the complications of diabetes really have to do with the same cold glycation, which is the

combining of the sugar with the protein or the fat. Now you could also get glycation from foods

by consuming foods with sugar and fat or sugar in protein that are heated. Okay, ice cream for

example is pasteurized. So there's a lot of sugar, a lot of fat and not good. Donut would be

deep-fried carbohydrate. Then you have a hot dog, a bun, a burger and bun, the fries and by the

way when you consume the type of sugar fructose it can increase glycation by 10 times more than

other sugars. Okay, so and then your own body will glycate proteins as well with the high sugar.

So it can happen from the foods and also it can happen in the body. Now when people take medication

for diabetes to lower blood sugar because diabetes is a disease of high sugar, the question is where

does that sugar go? Okay, no one really talks about it. Well, it's being hidden and being pushed

in different parts of the body. It's very similar to me in college. We had a house of college kids

that lived together and instead of washing our dishes, we would put them in a big tray in the

pantry and we'd all line them up and would we wash the dishes? No, we would wait till they're

completely overflowing, right? And then we had this extra large garbage can and we'd fill the whole

thing up. My wife would kill me if I still had that habit. So what happens when you take medication,

all that sugar is just crammed in the different spaces until it starts rotting the body from the inside

out. That's why even though people take medication for diabetes, they still get these problems right

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