The Entire Picture of High Glucose Conditions and Glucose Anomalies (+ a non-glucose anomaly)

[Pro-Humanist FREELOVER]

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The article below asserts that there are merely 3
types of diabetes and 1 pre-diabetes state (though
in the article they mention that pre-diabetes is
only 'pre' for one of the mentioned 3 types of
diabetes, that being type 2 diabetes):

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Understanding the Causes and Symptoms of Diabetes
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/william-osler-health-system/diabetes-symptoms_b_11654416.html
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The article does a fairly good job (relative to
much of the information about High Glucose Condi-
tions on the web) in its slide presentation about
Insulinitis and Cellosis.

The article falls far short of addressing the
complete picture of High Glucose Conditions,
Glucose Anomalies, and a Non-Glucose Anomaly
that has diabetes in its name - for that, refer
to the Diabetes Bubble / Diabetes Bubble Burst
article,
http://prohuman.net/diabetesbubblediabetesbubbleburst.htm
the following detailing the over 100 specific
types of High Glucose Conditions and the Low
Glucose Condition which isn't caused by treat-
ments for High Glucose, and the condition in
which no glucose anomaly is involved, but which
uses the same confusing diabetes word as is
used for High Glucose Conditions ...

... followed by a new way of describing those
who have any of the conditions below (currently,
often called diabetic, though in the case of
Hut, they're currently misleadingly called
someone with reactive hypoglycemia):

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Major Types of High Glucose Conditions

o Insulinitis
Latent Autoimmune Insulinitis

o PreCellosis
Cellosis
Gestational Cellosis

o Diminosis
Neonatal Diminosis

o Other High Glucose Conditions

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Low Glucose Condition uncaused by treatments
for High Glucose

o Hut (Hypoglycemia Uncaused by Treatments
for High Glucose)

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Non-Glucose Anomaly confusingly using the
diabetes word in its name

o Insipidus

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Over 100 Specific Types

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Insulinitis

- Insulitis Insulinitis

Insulinitis related to Other Conditions

- Congenital Rubella Insulinitis
- Down's Syndrome Insulinitis
- Pentamidine Insulinitis
- Stiff Person Syndrome Insulinitis
- Pancreatectomy Insulinitis, if insulin
production is totally or near-totally
lost due to a total or near-total pan-
createctomy
- Pancreatitis Insulinitis, if insulin
production is totally or near-totally
lost due to chronic pancreatitis
- Trauma Insulinitis, if insulin production
is totally or near-totally lost due to
trauma
- Turner Syndrome Insulinitis
- Vacor/Pyrinuron/Pyriminil Insulinitis
- Wolfram Syndrome Insulinitis

Insulinitis releated to Other Conditions
(maybe yes, maybe no)

- Alpha Interferon Insulinitis
- Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy Insulinitis
- Cytomegalovirus Insulinitis

Latent Autoimmune Insulinitis

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PreCellosis

Cellosis

- Preventable Cellosis
- Unpreventable Cellosis

Cellosis related to Other Conditions

- Acromegaly Cellosis
- Aldosterenoma Cellosis
- Alstrom Syndrome Cellosis
- Antipsychotics Cellosis
- Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Cellosis
- Beta-Adrenergic Agonists Cellosis
- Cytomegalovirus Cellosis
- Friedreich's Ataxia Cellosis
- Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy Cellosis
- HMG CoA reductase inhibitors - statins Cellosis
- Hypothyroidism Cellosis
- Klinefelter Syndrome Cellosis
- Mitochondrial DNA Cellosis
- Myotonic Dystrophy Cellosis
- Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Cellosis
or Hyperandrogenic Anovulation Cellosis
or Stein-Leventhal Syndrome Cellosis
- Prader-Willi Syndrome Cellosis
- Thiazides Cellosis
- Turner Syndrome Cellosis
- Werner Syndrome Cellosis

Gestational Cellosis

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Diminosis

- HNF4A Diminosis
- GCK Diminosis
- TCF1 Diminosis
- IPF1 Diminosis or PDX1 Diminosis
- TCF2 Diminosis
- NeuroD1 Diminosis or BETA2 Diminosis
- KLF11 Diminosis
- CEL Diminosis
- PAX4 Diminosis
- INS Diminosis
- BLK Diminosis

Neonatal Diminosis

Permanent Neonatal Diminosis (PND)

- KCNJ11 Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
- ABCC8 Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
- INS Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
- GCK Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
- IPF1 Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
or PDX1 Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
- PTF1A Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
- FOXP3, IPEX syndrome Permanent Neonatal Diminosis
- EIF2AK3, Wolcott-Rallison syndrome
Permanent Neonatal Diminosis

Transient Neonatal Diminosis (TND)

- ZAC/HYMAI Transient Neonatal Diminosis
- KCNJ11 Transient Neonatal Diminosis
- ABCC8 Transient Neonatal Diminosis
- HNF1B Transient Neonatal Diminosis

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Other High Glucose Conditions

Disparate causal relationships listed above
for 55 of the Other High Glucose Conditions:

- Insulinitis, 10 + 3 maybe yes/maybe no
- Cellosis, 19
- Diminosis, 11
- Permanent Neonatal Diminosis, 8
- Transient Neonatal Diminosis, 4

24 Other High Glucose Conditions not documented
above (as they're either unique High Glucose
Conditions or their involvement in causing
Insulinitis or Cellosis is unknown or unclear)

- Drug or Chemical-Induced

~ Diazoxide Ohiglucon
~ Dilantin Ohiglucon
~ Glucocorticoids Ohiglucon
~ Nicotinic Acid Ohiglucon
~ Thyroid Hormone Ohiglucon

- Endocrinopathies

~ Cushing's Syndrome Ohiglucon
~ Glucagonoma Ohiglucon
~ Hypothyroidism Ohiglucon &
Hyperthyroidism Ohiglucon
~ Pheochromocytoma Ohiglucon
~ Somatostatinoma Ohiglucon

- Exocrine or Pancreas Diseases

~ Cystic Fibrosis Ohiglucon
~ Fibrocalculous Pancreatopathy Ohiglucon
~ Hemochromatosis Ohiglucon
~ Neoplasia Ohiglucon
~ Pancreatectomy Ohiglucon (if insulin pro-
duction is totally or near-totally reduced,
Pancreatectomy Insulinitis results)
~ Pancreatitis Ohiglucon (if insulin produc-
tion is totally or near-totally reduced,
Pancreatitis Insulinitis results)
~ Trauma Ohiglucon (if insulin production
is totally or near-totally reduced,
Trauma Insulinitis results)

- Insulin Action Genetic Defects

~ Leprechaunism / Donahue Syndrome Ohiglucon
~ Lipoatrophic Ohiglucon
~ Rabson-Mendenhall Syndrome Ohiglucon
~ Type A Insulin Resistance Syndrome Ohiglucon

- Other Genetic Syndromes

~ Huntington Chorea Ohiglucon
~ Porphyria Ohiglucon

- Uncommon Forms of Immune-Mediated

~ Anti-Insulin Receptor Antibodies Ohiglucon

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Outside the High Glucose Area

Non-Glucose Anomaly Insipidus

- Central or Neurogenic Insipidus
- Dipsogenic Insipidus
- Gestational Insipidus
- Nephrogenic Insipidus

- One of the Other High Glucose Conditions
(Wolfram Syndrome Insulinitis) also can
include Insipidus:

~ Wolfram Syndrome Insipidus (in about 70%
of those with Wolfram Syndrome)

- Another one of the Other High Glucose Con-
ditions sometimes is associated with Insipidus:

~ Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Insipidus

Low Glucose Condition - Hypoglycemia Uncaused
by Treatments for High Glucose (Hut)

- Beta Blocker Meds After Strenous Exercise Hut
- Breast Cancer Hut
- Chronic High Carbs Hut
- Chronic Mental Stress Hut
- Chronic Physical Stress Hut
- Congenital Enzyme Deficiencies Hut
- Drugs Hut
- Enzyme Deficiencies Hut
- Epinephrine Sensitivity Hut
- Fasting Hut
- Gestational Hut
- Heartbeat Arrhythmias Hut
- Helicobacter Pylori-Induced Gastritis Hut
- High Simple Carbs Hut
- Hormonal Hut
- Hyperinsulinism Hut
- Insufficient Glucagon Hut
- Stomach Surgery Hut
- Strenuous Exercise Hut
- Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Surgery Hut
- Weakened Immune System Hut

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Fixing the Diabetic and
Reactive Hypoglycemia Problems

Someone with ______ [with old names, ideally
no longer in use, detailed in brackets to
the right of the new names]:

- Insulinitis (Islit) [old name: type 1 diabetes]
Example of this new naming convention with
the exact nonconfusing name for the actual
condition I got in March of 1961, when I was
5 years old:
http://prohuman.net/pix2/someonewithinsulinitis2.jpg

-or-

- Latent Autoimmune Insulinitis (LaIslit) [old name:
latent autoimmune diabetes]

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- PreCellosis (PreClos) [old name: prediabetes]

-or-

- Cellosis (Clos) [old name: type 2 diabetes]

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- Gestational Cellosis (GesClos) [old name: gestational
diabetes]

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- Diminosis (Dios) [old name: maturity onset
diabetes of the young (MODY)]

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- Neonatal Diminosis (NeoDios) [old name: neonatal
diabetes]

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- One of the Other High Glucose Conditions
(Ohiglucons) [old name: typically, called
diabetes, sometimes with a clarifier,
oft-times without a clarifier]

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- Insipidus (Ins) [old name: diabetes insipidus]

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- Hypoglycemia Uncaused by Treatments for High
Glucose (Hut) [old name: reactive hypoglycemia]

Also, in doing away with the old diabetic word,
replace it with the exact condition involved (for
example, instead of diabetic retinopathy, you'd
have Insulinitis Retinopathy if it was caused by
Insulinitis, Cellosis Retinopathy if it was caused
by Cellosis, etc. (see list above).

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Pro-Humanist FREELOVER, I got Insulinitis at age 5
in March, 1961 -- I use a Dexcom G4 Continuous
Glucose Monitor -and- an Omnipod Insulin Pump:

C.ure I.nsulinitis A.ssociation
http://prohuman.net/cureinsulinitisassociation.htm

Logic and reasoning behind ceasing using diabetes
& diabetic words and phrases, replacing that with
vastly superior names, ending diabetes & diabetic
confusion, misleading, & misunderstanding:

Diabetes Bubble / Diabetes Bubble Burst
http://prohuman.net/diabetesbubblediabetesbubbleburst.htm

See that article for details on Insulinitis, Latent
Autoimmune Insulinitis, and the non-Insulinitis
High Glucose Conditions: Cellosis, Gestational
Cellosis, Diminosis, Neonatal Diminosis, Other
High Glucose Conditions, the non-glucose anomaly
Insipidus, and the low glucose condition Hut
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