1 - Can continous stress induce high glicemic rates in humans and trigger diabetes type1 ou 2? How those possible stress induced problens are related to age? Can those high glicemic rates or diabetes be controled or cured by eliminating stress?
2 - Which type of individuals (comportamental behavior – fleumatic, coleric, introspective, .....) are more sensitive to high glicemic rates due to stress?
3 - Is there any conclusive study showing inducing diabetes or glicemic discontrol in humans by stress?
4 - Can high glicemic rates induced by stress or other metabolic problem be confused with diabetes melittos in children and juvenile populations?
5 - Which types of blood indicators and/or organs images (liver, pancreas, and so on) are important to assure that the diabetes mellitus be present in children and juvenile populations
According to Dr Keneth Blum the allele A1 of the SNP C32806T in Dopamine D2 receptor gene (DRD2) is associated with having a reduction in Dopamine D2 receptors (25-30% reduction). Since DRD2 are expressed in beta cells and modulate insulin secretion and dopamine is anti stress, a hypo-dopaminergic state would make you sensitive to stress and increase the risk of metabolic disorders.
Reward Deficiency Syndrome in Children: Obesity and Metabolic Disorders are Associated with the SNP TaqIA C32806T of the DRD2 Gene.
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No, since in the first case there will not be antibodies involved and C-peptide would be probably high.
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