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By :Kamsajiny Spandana Dhanalakshmi Sem2,

 Definition  Symptoms/Signs  Causes  Treatment/Prevention  Future Prospects  Conclusion

Diabetes It is a defect in the body’s ability to convert glucose to energy.

 Type 1 diabetes  Type 2 diabetes

Symptoms of Diabetes

Causes of Type1 Diabetes  Infections  Food-borne chemical toxins  Cows milk

Causes of Type2 Diabetes  Increasing age  Obesity  Physical inactivity  Poor diet

Treatment Treatment  Appropriate food  Physical activities  Medicine  Device for insulin

Future Prospects Diabetes in Australia

Alternative Cures for Diabetes  Oil  Hydro therapy  Diet

NORMAL DIABETES Fasting blood sugar 80-99mg/dl 126mg/dl and above Random blood sugar mg/dl 200mg/dl and above 2 hour glucose tolerance test mg/dl 200mg/dl and above NORMAL DIABETES Fasting blood sugar 80-99mg/dl 126mg/dl and above Random blood sugar mg/dl 200mg/dl and above 2 hour glucose tolerance test mg/dl 200mg/dl and above Sugar Level in Blood

Conclusion  What is Diabetes  Symptoms/Signs  Causes  Treatment/Prevention  Future Prospects

Useful websites   wellness.com    ugar-hba1c-convertor.asp