diabetic
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- noun
- /ˌdaɪəˈbɛtɪk/
:
diabético
- Second, although my husband, Jim, is a diabetic, I am not.
- type 2 diabetic
- diabetic patients
OK, Yet a huge share of diabetics do not take their Metformin.
- OK, Yet a huge share of diabetics do not take their Metformin.
- They will support you in your new mission to actually help diabetics be healthier.
- What's less clear is why does that have a benefit in diabetics?
- And it turns out I was an undiagnosed juvenile diabetic.
- There's, there's, you know, COVID is not good for, for diabetes or diabetics.
- Think about that in America, in the US, it's now normal to be pre diabetic or a diabetic if you're an adult.
- You know, they said, look here, you are a diabetic.
- So we want to start with one which is in a population of non diabetics.
- We know, for instance, with diabetics that you can prevent diabetes if people work on controlling their weight.
- That's GTF, which is why it's powerful and beneficial for both diabetics and people who struggle with blood glucose issues, which also can help with weight loss.
- And that's why diabetics get retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy, kidney disease, nerve, nerve, nerve damage, and eye disease.
- Now, if we continue to go at the rate we're going, we're going to have those people will become diabetics.
- But in some cases, specifically diabetics, the math doesn't always work out.
- You've been too focused on the diabetics.
- But I've seen people 'cause now there is this sort of trend of people wearing non diabetics, wearing continuous glucose monitors.
Examples
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I am a 27-year-old Type I diabetic who's been diabetic for 26 years.
Blog text (30) -
They will support you in your new mission to actually help diabetics be healthier.
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Ed was a diabetic for 30 years.
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My grandfather was a diabetic.
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-I'm a veteran and a diabetic!
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Thus, the patient was placed on a strict diabetic diet, and the metformin was continued.
Academic text (2009) -
We know, for instance, with diabetics that you can prevent diabetes if people work on controlling their weight.
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He's a diabetic, so we tried various levels of insulin, with and without glucose.
Fiction book (1998) -
Now this is how diabetics administer insulin to themselves.
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Terry Maize is a 36-year-old single mother of two, a diabetic who lives in Southern California.
Compounds
- Specialized
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5.0
A state of unconsciousness when blood sugar is very high or very low in a person with diabetes
- Specialized
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5.3
Damage to blood vessels at the back of the eye caused by long-term high blood sugar in people with diabetes
- Specialized
A serious condition when diabetes causes too much acid and chemicals called ketones in the body
How Diabetic
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Morphology
Etymology
Diabetic as a noun comes from the word diabetes, from the Greek dia- 'through', named because sugar seemed to 'pass through' into the urine; so a diabetic is 'a person who has diabetes'.