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Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by 1Sharon(f): 1:03am On Sep 29
Factcheck0001:
so food that cost 5000 is rooted in starvation?

I doubt if u even have up to that in your account or u are probably telling us your story indirectly!!!

I'm not responsible for your lack of comprehension.
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by 2RightHands1Coc(m): 6:31am On Sep 29
Like they add sugar when boiling thier food .
HellVictorinho8:


Sugar,yam and beans?


What does that mean?
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by HellVictorinho8(m): 7:43am On Sep 29
2RightHands1Coc:
Like they add sugar when boiling thier food .

Noted
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by HellVictorinho8(m): 7:45am On Sep 29
1Sharon:


I'm not responsible for your lack of comprehension.

U av turned into a witch

U used 2 be a queen


Or are u both undecided
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by psucc(m): 9:03am On Sep 29
And tell me which food that its endpoint is not sugar? Even water.

It's not same for everyone. I know of a friend who takes at least 2bottles of beer every evening yet healthy. The problem is more than what we think of it.


1Sharon:


All diabetics love to say this, always lying to Doctors grin

Unless you have Type 1 or Gestational Diabetes then yes, you were eating sugar. Seems like people are forgetting that yam, cassava, bread, flour are types of sugars.
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by 1Sharon(f): 9:09am On Sep 29
psucc:
And tell me which food that its endpoint is not sugar? Even water.

It's not same for everyone. I know of a friend who takes at least 2bottles of beer every evening yet healthy. The problem is more than what we think of it.


Protein, fats.

How do you know he's healthy? What is his BMI? Does he go for checkups?
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by HellVictorinho8(m): 2:13pm On Sep 29
1Sharon:


Protein, fats.

How do you know he's healthy? What is his BMI? Does he go for checkups?

whats bmi?
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by Earthstorms(m): 11:22pm On Sep 29
HellVictorinho8:


whats bmi?

BMI is body mass index.

It is the ratio of your weight in Kilograms to the square of your height in metres.

If you weigh 80kg for example and your height is 1.6 metres, then your BMI is 80/(1.6x1.6) = 31.25

In general, the following BMI ranges (in kg/m2) classify different weight types:

Underweight: Less than 18.5.
Optimum range: 18.5 to 24.9.
Overweight: 25 to 29.9.
Class I obesity: 30 to 34.9.
Class II obesity: 35 to 39.9.
Class III obesity: More than 40.
If you have a BMI less than 18.5 (underweight), you may be at higher risk for developing the following conditions:

Malnutrition.
Anemia.
Weakened immune system, which could lead to more frequent infections and illnesses.
Osteoporosis.
Infertility.
If you have underweight, your healthcare provider will likely order certain blood tests and other tests to check your overall health and to see if you’re malnourished.

In general, the higher your BMI, the higher your risk for the following conditions:

Heart disease.
High blood pressure (hypertension).
Type 2 diabetes.
Gallstones.
Osteoarthritis.
Sleep apnea.
Certain cancers, including colon, breast, endometrial and gallbladder.
Depression and other mental health conditions

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/9464-body-mass-index-bmi
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by HellVictorinho8(m): 11:36pm On Sep 29
Earthstorms:


BMI is body mass index.

It is the ratio of your weight in Kilograms to the square of your height in metres.

If you weigh 80kg for example and your height is 1.6 metres, then your BMI is 80/(1.6x1.6) = 31.25

In general, the following BMI ranges (in kg/m2) classify different weight types:

Underweight: Less than 18.5.
Optimum range: 18.5 to 24.9.
Overweight: 25 to 29.9.
Class I obesity: 30 to 34.9.
Class II obesity: 35 to 39.9.
Class III obesity: More than 40.
If you have a BMI less than 18.5 (underweight), you may be at higher risk for developing the following conditions:

Malnutrition.
Anemia.
Weakened immune system, which could lead to more frequent infections and illnesses.
Osteoporosis.
Infertility.
If you have underweight, your healthcare provider will likely order certain blood tests and other tests to check your overall health and to see if you’re malnourished.

In general, the higher your BMI, the higher your risk for the following conditions:

Heart disease.
High blood pressure (hypertension).
Type 2 diabetes.
Gallstones.
Osteoarthritis.
Sleep apnea.
Certain cancers, including colon, breast, endometrial and gallbladder.
Depression and other mental health conditions

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/9464-body-mass-index-bmi



Am surely malnourished and over stressed


Can u help me wit any change there?
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by Earthstorms(m): 4:50pm On Sep 30
HellVictorinho8:


Am surely malnourished and over stressed


Can u help me wit any change there?

Good.
So you have little chance of getting diabetes. Keep up with the fasting
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by HellVictorinho8(m): 4:52pm On Sep 30
Earthstorms:


Good.
So you have little chance of getting diabetes. Keep up with the fasting


but i wish 2 add weight and i dont know why you mentioned fasting.
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by Earthstorms(m): 5:00pm On Sep 30
HellVictorinho8:



but i wish 2 add weight and i dont know why you mentioned fasting.

I thought it was fasting that caused your malnourishment.

Anyway, I stopped giving money to Nigerian beggars since 2015. Since millions of Nigerians believed that a school certificate holder, who did not even know the whereabout of his secondary school certificate, was better than a PHD holder in being president of the country, I just give up on Nigerians.

Sorry, try someone else who has not given up on Nigerians.

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Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by HellVictorinho8(m): 6:18pm On Sep 30
Earthstorms:


I thought it was fasting that caused your malnourishment.

Anyway, I stopped giving money to Nigerian beggars since 2015. Since millions of Nigerians believed that a school certificate holder, who did not even know the whereabout of his secondary school certificate, was better than a PHD holder in being president of the country, I just give up on Nigerians.

Sorry, try someone else who has not given up on Nigerians.


nigerian beggars?



2015?







undecided
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by DeLaRue: 6:45pm On Sep 30
psucc:

It's not same for everyone. I know of a friend who takes at least 2bottles of beer every evening yet healthy. The problem is more than what we think of it.


You can't know or say he is healthy.

Have you checked the condition of his liver.

And even if his liver is ok today, how do you know what his liver will look like in a few years.

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Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by MrRemedyAlagbo(m): 7:19pm On Sep 30
If you're dealing with diabetes mellitus or insipidus and you need potent herbal treatment contact me
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by psucc(m): 12:57pm On Oct 03
Of course you know we're dealing with life threatening issue here
So many people have spent a fortune on so many stuffs boasting to offer solution to no avail. If you have anything to offer, kindly state your location and contacts.

Help, if you can!



MrRemedyAlagbo:
If you're dealing with diabetes mellitus or insipidus and you need potent herbal treatment contact me
Re: Why Is Diabetes So Common In Nigeria by MrRemedyAlagbo(m): 8:50am On Oct 04
psucc:
Of course you know we're dealing with life threatening issue here
So many people have spent a fortune on so many stuffs boasting to offer solution to no avail. If you have anything to offer, kindly state your location and contacts.

Help, if you can! I'm in Ibadan, my hometown is Oyo town, near Ibadan, my contact is 0.8.0.6.6.6.3.4.4.5.5

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