Next Discussion on: "Diabetes mellitus - A healthy and disciplined lifestyle is a big prevention" at 4:00 pm,1st November (Saturday), 2014

[JNU ML]

Dear Friends,

The next discussion of the forum will be held on 01.11.2014 (Saturday) and here is the details of the discussion:

"Diabetes mellitus - A healthy and disciplined lifestyle is a big prevention"

Diabetes mellitus (DM), also popular with the name sugar, has become a very common disease. According to world health organization 347 million people worldwide have diabetes. Diabetes caused 5.1 million deaths in 2013. In India 62 million individuals have been currently diagnosed with the disease.

Diabetes not only affects adults but children and young people are also victims. There are two common types of diabetes mellitus: Type I DM also called as insulin dependent diabetes mellitus and Type II DM also called as non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus. Not any specific reason but it has been seen that genetic factors along with environmental influences are involved. People with obesity are more vulnerable TypeII DM. Stress, alcohol, tobacco are also risk factors. During this discussion we shall talk about the mechanism of insulin production and its action along with symptoms, diagnostic tests, treatment and preventive measures of the disease.

 Speaker: Jasvir Kaur, Research Scholar

School of Biotechnology, JNU

Venue:  Committee Room, Central Library, JNU

Date and Time: 1^st November 2014 (Saturday), 4:00 pm

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Convenor 

JNU Forum for Mutual Learning

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[Kapil Gupta]

1 question from my side.

 if diabeties can be prevented with right eating habits and timings?

there is one video circulated on youtube, possibly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-saBazCauPE

Does alopathy agrees with this? and

Are all medical sciences are cooperating for the maximum benefit of man-kind?

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[Vijeta Sharma]

Hello Kapil ,

I would like to bring to your notice an article published by NIH and US Department of Health and Human Services. I have attached it with this mail.I hope it answers your quarries.

In my opinion, it doesn't matter how you are hitting the enemy (i.e various medical approaches) if you know the mechanisms and symptoms of the diseases and act accordingly for the prevention.

Thanks :)

VIJETA SHARMA
C/O Prof. K.J MUKHERJEE
BIOPROCESS AND BIOSYSTEM ENGINEERING LAB(110)
SCHOOL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY
NEW MAHRAULI ROAD
NEW DELHI
110067

[Kapil Gupta]

Thanks a lot vijeta!!

I will read it and soon will ask few more questions :)

On Wednesday, October 29, 2014, Vijeta Sharma <vijeta.s...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello Kapil ,

I would like to bring to your notice an article published by NIH and US Department of Health and Human Services. I have attached it with this mail.I hope it answers your quarries.

In my opinion, it doesn't matter how you are hitting the enemy (i.e various medical approaches) if you know the mechanisms and symptoms of the diseases and act accordingly for the prevention.

Thanks :)

On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 11:10 PM, Kapil Gupta <navk...@gmail.com> wrote:

1 question from my side.

 if diabeties can be prevented with right eating habits and timings?

there is one video circulated on youtube, possibly

Rajiv Dixit : Timing of Eating Habit Can make you Life Healthy