00:00In the past few years, diabetes has been bigger.
00:04It is either 30-35 years old,
00:10every diabetes has been in the place.
00:13What is the trend of diabetes?
00:15What is the trend of what the disease is?
00:18This is the way we will talk to the diabetes specialist Dr. Rakesh Parik.
00:24Dr. Saab, I am very happy that you are in the region.
00:28I want to know the scenario of the whole country or the whole Rajasthan, what is the whole scenario of
00:38diabetes?
00:40The prevalence of diabetes is very high.
00:44In other words, the whole country has a pandemic pandemic.
00:57So, this is another fact that this is a number that we have a lot of diabetes.
01:01This is another factor that they have diabetes.
01:05Of course, the population has a huge impact in the population with diabetes.
01:09This is an incredible number of people.
01:11In India, there was a big study, ICMR in-diab study, in which we found out from India,
01:16which we found out about how many people have diabetes.
01:20As of 2023, there was an enormous amount of 1 million patients of diabetes,
01:28which is about 10 crore people have diabetes, and about 13 crore people have pre-diabetes.
01:33Sir, if we talk about the scenario of diabetes,
01:36tolerate the diabetes and the population.
01:38So, if we talk about diabetes,
01:40what is the history of it?
01:42What is the history of it?
01:45So, diabetes does not exist at the beginning of the population of all the population?
01:51According to the population of all the population,
01:53as well as the population of all the population of the population,
02:03can be found in the future.
02:06Now if you want to say that in a separate area,
02:10or in a city or city,
02:11the prevalence of diabetes has no difference in the population.
02:14There are so many people in the city of Gow,
02:16than the cities of Gow.
02:18Sir, first of all,
02:21if you see a certain age,
02:25for 45 years,
02:27for 50 years.
02:27If you see diabetes,
02:28diabetes
02:28की जद में कोई भी व्यक्ति आता था लेकिन क्या इस समय जो यंग एज है उस पर भी diabetes
02:35के मामले बढ़ रहे हैं अजी diabetes ऐसा नहीं है कि वह यंग
02:39but when we had a medical study in college,
02:43when we had diabetes from 30 to 35 years ago,
02:49we had to study that this is type 1 diabetes,
02:52or moody, or pancreatic diabetes,
02:55or lada.
02:56Because type 2 diabetes,
02:57which is the most common type of diabetes,
03:00we didn't have to do that.
03:01But in the past 20-25 years,
03:04there was a big difference.
03:05So today, if you have a child in 15-16 years,
03:10then you should think that this is type 2 diabetes.
03:13We didn't think about it.
03:15We didn't think about it.
03:15We didn't think about it.
03:15We didn't think about it.
03:15We didn't think about type 1 diabetes,
03:17but we didn't think about it.
03:18Because it was type 2 diabetes.
03:20So this is a big difference.
03:24This is a big difference.
03:26In 2023,
03:28our RSSDI,
03:30the whole country,
03:31we have health-friendly surface hydrates 알았어.
03:34This is a big difference here.
03:34It was about a non-life group.
03:35This was about 2,25 people who used as a type buscando radiation.
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03:53When we needed that age,
03:53and Mars
03:54yung onset type 2 diabetes compared with multiple types,
03:56and 4 year timeversion association food.
03:58of diabetes.
04:00However, the sample was not a good study, because the people who came to the camp were
04:06more than enough.
04:07Now, if you look at the clinical practice, there are a lot of doctors who have very low
04:13people who have diabetes or type 2 diabetes.
04:16This is a good solution to our study.
04:22diabetes is the risk of people who have diabetes in the family.
04:27It is 4 reasons for the people who have diabetes.
04:31I mean that you can say that it is an un-one-shake.
04:33Un-one-shake is a very big role in genetics.
04:37So in any country where their parents and their brothers and sisters have diabetes,
04:41they have less than 35 years.
04:4625 years of age is less than 25 years.
04:48So now, the guidelines of the government have already released the guidelines for 30 years
04:54from diabetes to all of us.
04:57Sir, one question is that the weight is very high, which is unhealthy, which is very
05:07dangerous.
05:08In the past, there are also many people who have a lot of diabetes, but they also have
05:15diabetes.
05:18So, diabetes is the most important risk factor in the genetics, which is obesity. Unfortunately,
05:25obesity is the only reason for our population. BMI is the most important parameter in our country.
05:35But in our country, India, and many Asian countries, there are two typical things,
05:43which is called Asian-Indian Phenotype.
05:46One is Central Obesity.
05:48It means that your weight is not very high,
05:51but your weight is not very fat,
05:53but your weight is very fat.
05:55This is Central Obesity.
05:56This is a very risk factor for Diabetes.
05:59So many people see that
06:00the weight is not very high,
06:02but it is Central Obesity.
06:05The second thing,
06:06which is called Asian Phenotype,
06:09is Thin Fat Obesity.
06:12This means that your weight is not fair,
06:16but your body's fat percentage is very high.
06:20Compared to Western population,
06:22where the body's fat percentage is 20-25 percent,
06:25our people,
06:27who look at it,
06:29if you look at their body composition analysis,
06:31the body's fat percentage is very high,
06:35and that body's fat percentage is very harmful.
06:37So in India,
06:39you should consider that
06:42the body's fat percentage is not high.
06:43That's why you should know that body's fat percentage is very high.
06:48Sir,
06:50Raja'sノ,
06:50we have a culture of the nutrients.
06:55If you visit a community and any other than it,
06:57it's made by the raja's country.
07:00In India,
07:00we have a culture of nice-looking meat.
07:02Don't you know that
07:03it is an issue that
07:04I think that people who eat very sweet and sweet, or eat meat, or eat meat, that can also be
07:09a cause?
07:11Yes, it is a very big cause.
07:13Fortunately, I have two different parts of this country.
07:17I have been in my life for about 30 years.
07:21After that, I have been in Jaipur.
07:24There is a lot of difference in both places.
07:25There is a lot of difference in the culture.
07:26It is not there, but here is a lot of difference between the people who eat meat, and that's why
07:32they eat meat, and eat meat.
07:35If you compare it to MahaRashtra or South India, I will say that they eat meat.
07:44I find so many parties like Swamini, Sesargat, Goat, and many other people.
07:49so this is why we have a high-calorie and high-carb diet
08:01which is increasing and also increasing diabetes
08:08foreign
08:35in the city.
08:36In the city, people worked hard to work in the city, even in the city.
08:41They had equipment and machines.
08:43They didn't need to go to the city.
08:45They all have motorcycle and cars.
08:47The activity was reduced.
08:49In other words, the unhealthy food, which we used to call junk food or package food,
08:55is also used in the city.
08:58In other words, the unhealthy food was reduced.
09:01The activity was reduced.
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09:11when we talk about the lifestyle,
09:16how complicated the economy is the people and the other people ?
09:22How did people go to the dog closely?
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09:27What mother, participating owners of the minority community,
09:33and then we add the food to the kids to the kids to the kids.
09:38Now we have a train that the kids give chocolate gifts, chips or packaged stuff and all the things that
09:46we do,
09:46so we add the food to the kids to the kids.
09:48And we have a lot of junk food.
09:51Now we have a lot of food, food and food, which is easy to eat.
09:55And we have to eat food outside.
09:57We eat food at home and we can eat food outside.
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10:48diabetes is very easy to get the blood sample in the laboratory,
10:53fasting plasma glucose, post-pandemic glucose and HbA1s,
10:57which can confirm that you have diabetes or not.
11:01Besides, today there is a glucometer today.
11:03So if you don't go to the lab,
11:05then you have a little bit of a machine,
11:07and you have to check your sugar.
11:09So this way, you can easily get diabetes.
11:12If you have asked a question about awareness,
11:14there is an awareness of awareness,
11:17but it can be an element of human science,
11:19those who are kind of educated.
11:21Today we also have the people who are in Vermont,
11:25which are skilled people in the world and the same way,
11:28who want to do this,
11:31and they are more likely to get the disease.
11:32Of course, the question is,
11:36when the disease occurs,
11:38it will be not known as a disease.
11:42Now the vaccine is not enough,
11:44The unfortunate part is that even in our country, there is a lack of awareness, again compared to South India,
11:50there is a lack of awareness, there is a lack of awareness, people regularly check up,
11:53and if something happens, they will go to the doctor's office.
11:56Our awareness is not about check-up,
11:59and if someone has diabetes, they don't want to take care of the doctor's office,
12:03they will try to control them, then 2-4-6 months later check them,
12:07then it will increase.
12:08Then some people go to alternative medicines,
12:10they will try to eat, they will try to eat, they will try to eat,
12:12and they will not do this.
12:13This is the lack of diabetes,
12:16when you are diagnosed with diabetes,
12:18the first thing is that it is late.
12:19There is a lot of research.
12:21Dr. V. Mohan Chennai has said that
12:2450% of Indians are undiagnosed diabetes.
12:27We know that they have diabetes,
12:30but they are not diagnosed with diabetes.
12:32Secondly, after that,
12:33after that, the diabetes starts to get diagnosed with diabetes,
12:39people who are not necessarily affected,
12:43the doctor means to have treatment.
12:43When children of diabetes carry out their effects,
12:43they will be altered therapies,
12:45or lifestyle,
12:46and they will be reducing their effect.
12:49The effects of diabetes are not understood.
12:51Given that the first year of diabetes
12:53we have been in the pre-percent of diabetes.
12:54If your diabetes is not in the pre-percentage,
12:56that is something that leads the diabetes have become pre-percentage.
12:59That is what we will say.
13:02There is a lot of atmosphere, a lot of warm, a lot of humidity, a lot of humidity, so the
13:09atmosphere of this disease can be affected by this disease?
13:11Do you have a lot of people living in this atmosphere?
13:16Do you have a regular population of people?
13:19In Japan, there is a typical disease in Japan.
13:21There is a lot of blood pressure and blood pressure.
13:24When I ask the patient to ask if you go to the patient, walk or excise,
13:28when I ask the patient to ask you, it is very warm.
13:32When I ask the patient, it is very warm.
13:33There is a lot of time in the year.
13:37It is very difficult to walk.
13:39It is very difficult to walk.
13:40The unfortunate part of the climate is that we have to face a lot of warm or warm.
13:47The beach period is a lot of time.
13:50Therefore, we will have a certain way of doing it.
13:53First, we will have serious stress that we have to face physical activity.
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