00:01Dr.Dugin Singh has been working on diabetes for many years.
00:06Dr.Dugin Singh has been working on diabetes.
00:07When it comes to diabetes, we have developed diabetes.
00:12We had a number of diabetes that has been produced by the disease.
00:18So, what do you want to know about the first month of 2019?
00:24This is our data in the past 6 months.
00:28In July, the data that has been treated under the screen scheme,
00:33almost around 2300 patients have been treated under the CMU.
00:41Do you compare the national level of the unkirya?
00:44It has 10 to 11% prevalence.
00:53The prevalence of diabetes in our state is around 5-3 million patients.
00:59This is our ICMR study in 2000.
01:03When we conducted a survey,
01:05it was about 10% of patients in our state are suffering from diabetes.
01:11Dr. Gurdjir Singh,
01:13Dr. Gurdjir Singh,
01:14how many children have been diagnosed with sugar?
01:25In Punjab's state,
01:27it is a rich food culture state.
01:29We ensure that identify drink with sugar,
01:59blood,
01:59without physical activity, you are not doing any damage or pain.
02:04Then, you use an agile state to use insulin resistance.
02:10The insulin hormone controls sugar.
02:13Now, the body is not working.
02:15Obviously, the sugar levels are high.
02:18Then, we use our lifestyle factors,
02:21poor dietary habits, physical inactivity, and increasing obesity.
02:27These are the three factors that are contributing to our prevalence of diabetes in our state.
02:35Do you have a ratio between ladies and gents?
02:42There is no specific ratio.
02:45Diabetes is not our gender prevalence disease.
02:48Diabetes is our dietary habits, lifestyle habits.
02:53We don't change our lifestyle over a period of time.
02:58So, obviously, you will land up with diabetes.
03:00How can you say diabetes?
03:05Diabetes is a silent disease.
03:08There is no obvious symptoms.
03:10In fact, there are many infections.
03:12We don't sayases of sensory Adrian P gens ende Black.
03:12Polyrays are more susceptible to symptoms.
03:19There are many diseases of mental disorders.
03:23It can also be worse,
03:32So, you can go to your doctor and go to your doctor and check your random blood sugars or fasting
03:37blood sugars.
03:39In case of child's cases, you have to take care of your child.
03:43Yes, yes, yes.
03:44The most important thing about our generation of children.
03:48Yes, definitely, yes.
03:50Do you want to take care of them or do you want to take care of them?
03:55Look, our children are very much into the screen time.
04:01There is no physical activity.
04:03Definitely, there is no PlayStation, no phone or TV.
04:07So, these children are nodding any physical activity due to Zomato.
04:12How can we do it?
04:13They are getting fast food.
04:16So, if they are eating, they are not doing physical activity.
04:19So, obviously, they have weight gain.
04:21Weight gain, obviously, they are irritated.
04:26Unexplained.
04:27So, when they have BP, they have BP.
04:29So, when they have BP checked, they are 14-15 years old.
04:31They have BP.
04:32So, they land up for a metabolic syndrome.
04:36Metabolic syndrome factors.
04:38What do you say?
04:39Waste circumference.
04:40So, if they are 90 centimeters, males are 80 centimeters, females are 80 centimeters.
04:46This is the same.
04:46Then, cholesterol level, triglyceride dates.
04:50HDL is a protective cholesterol.
04:53It is a protective cholesterol.
04:55That is the same.
04:57Blood pressure is more than 135 systolic area.
05:00Fasting blood sugar is 100.
05:02The other hand, the same.
05:03To this.
05:03The type of metabolic syndrome.
05:05To this.
05:06So, if there is an increased risk.
05:09To this.
05:09He definitely uber diabetes.
05:11He naturally leads up to the surge.
05:12So, if the brain is very obese.
05:17While he has a type of diabetes.
05:17I hurt him too.
05:17That, the breast pump is eating.
05:18He PRESENT.
05:19That is an irritable to the liver.
05:20So, if it comes to breast milk,
05:21that he definitely gets out of blood sugar.
05:22To test before.
05:23First of all, we have been talking about 50 years, but we have been talking about sugar in our children
05:32and children.
05:35We have been talking about genetic predisposition and diabetes.
05:47We have been talking about genetic predisposition.
05:51I would now rather say diabetes is not a disease of elderly, but now it is our economically productive section.
06:02The people who have a lot of rice and milk are affected because of the lifestyle definitely.
06:09Stress is a lot of factor in insulin resistance.
06:13So definitely it is concerning but at the same time it is preventable.
06:18Because all these factors are modifiable.
06:21We can revert back these things.
06:23We can take healthy dietary habits.
06:24We can incorporate physical activities.
06:26We can manage our lifestyle.
06:27We can manage our stress management.
06:29So in the future we can do preventive measures to prevent that diabetes is an age group.
06:37It will not develop whether they are generated.
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