London: Scientists say that the rate of diagnosis of type 2 diabetes among people under the age of 40 has increased alarmingly. The researchers A 39 percent increase in the diagnosis rate was attributed to poor diet and Matape has been declared.
A study by Diabetes UK found that people at this age are more likely to develop aggressive and severe type 2 diabetes.
The authors of the study said that dangerous changes in diets and the environment over the past 25 years are having a severe impact on people.
He said that we are surrounded by advertisements of cheap and unhealthy foods. The foods on our shelves are loaded with fat, salt and sugar, and rising prices are putting healthy foods out of reach.
According to the researchers, these conditions, including genetic factors and obvious deprivations, are increasing obesity rates that lead to increased risks of type 2 diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes is more dangerous when it develops under the age of 40 and can lead to complications such as heart disease, kidney disease, vision loss and even premature death, the researchers said. .
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