Cow's milk and diabetes

Article Abstract:

Infant immune response to cow's-milk protein may be a cause of juvenile diabetes. Apparently, the immune system of children with genetic tendencies to develop the disease attack both milk proteins and insulin producing cells. Breastfeeding is recommended as a safeguard.

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Cow's milk and diabetes

Article Abstract:

A protein found in cow's milk has been linked to cases of insulin-dependent diabetes. Research shows that an infant's immune system is activated by the protein, leading to abnormally high levels of antibodies in children with genetic tendencies for diabetes.

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Living with diabetes

Article Abstract:

Blood sugar monitoring is an essential requirement of living with diabetes. A portable machine can be used to determine the effectivity of diabetic treatments, thereby facilitating medical recommendations.

Care and treatment, Analysis, Diabetes, Diabetes mellitus, Blood sugar, Blood glucose

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