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Do apples cure type 2 diabetes?

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Yes ofcourse. An apple a day can reduce your blood sugar levels in Type 2 Diabetes. It has been proven by scientists also. Please go and check internet.Wish you healthy life.
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Colleen

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No.

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Headless Man

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No, a transplant is the only thing that I know can....

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ROMOS

Transplant of what?

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Headless Man

Pancreases, but you can only get one when you have kidney problems....

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ROMOS

Once the pancreas is gone, you're gone.

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Headless Man

Yes, what don't you understand?

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ROMOS

I understand.
A pancreas transplant is a surgical procedure to provide a new source of insulin in the form of a new pancreas for a patient with type 1 diabetes.
Most pancreas transplants are performed on people with type 1 diabetes who have kidney failure. The pancreas transplant is performed at the same time as a kidney transplant.
Pancreas transplants are also given to diabetic patients who don’t need a kidney, but who have life-threatening hypoglycaemic attacks. Hypoglycaemic attacks are a serious complication of diabetes caused by low levels of glucose in the blood. About one in 10 pancreas transplants are carried out for this reason.
Pancreas transplantation is less common than kidney or liver transplantation, and each year around 200 transplants are performed in the UK.
It is estimated that there are just over 300 people in the UK on the waiting list for a transplant. The waiting time for a pancreas transplant is between one and two years because there is a shortage of suitable donor organs.

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Headless Man

You got it....

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