Diet and Diabetes

Abstract

Being a metabolic syndrome component, Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus is characterized with progressive insuline secretion defect induced by insuline resistance. Type 2 diabetes patients are mostly obese and obesity is, to a certain extent, the reason of insuline resistance. Obesity is also closely associated with diet. In diet originated obesity, the blame is particularly put on ready-made food. High fat and high fructose diet can lead to obesity and insuline resistance. The purpose of the presented compilation is to emphasize the importance of the habits of diet in the patogenesis of diabetes mellitus

Keywords

• Diabetes
• diet
• insuline resistance

DİYET VE DİYABET

Abstract

Bir metabolik sendrom bileşeni olan Tip 2 Diyabetes Mellitus, insülin direncine bağlı gelişen ilerleyici insülin sekresyon defekti ile karakterizedir. Tip 2 diyabetli hastaların çoğu obezdir ve obezite insulin direncinin bir ölçüde sebebidir. Obezite diyet ile de yakından ilişkilidir. Diyet kaynaklı obezitede özellikle hazır gıdalar suçlanmaktadır. Yüksek yağlı ve yüksek fruktozlu diyet obeziteye ve insülin direncine zemin hazırlayabilir. Sunulan derlemenin amacı diyabetes mellitus patogenezinde diyet alışkanlıklarının öneminin vurgulanmasıdır.

Keywords

• Diyabet
• diyet
• insülin direnci

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