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आजकाल तरुणांमध्येही डायबिटीजचं प्रमाण वाढत आहे. डायबिटीज होण्याची कारणं काय आहेत? शुगर कंट्रोलमध्ये ठेवण्यासाठी आहारात कोणते बदल करावेत? डायबिटीजची सुरुवातीची लक्षणं कोणती आणि इन्सुलिनबाबत असलेले गैरसमज कितपत खरे आहेत? या सर्व प्रश्नांची उत्तरं आणि डायबिटीजपासून बचाव करण्यासाठी तज्ज्ञ डॉक्टरांचा महत्त्वाचा सल्ला जाणून घ्या या खास पॉडकास्टमध्ये.

Dr. Jaydeep Shinde
MY DIABETES CLINICS
Chain of Speciality Clinics Dedicated to Diabetes, Thyroid & Obesity
Address: Kasarvadavli, Ghodbunder Road, Thane West

Website: www.mydiabetesclinics.com
Contact Number: 9920099532 / 9920459532
Email ID: mydiabetesclinics@gmail.com

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व्हिडिओ चॅप्टर्स :
00:00 - प्रस्तावना आणि हायलाइट्स
02:01 - तरुणांमध्ये वाढता मधुमेह आणि कारणे
03:38 - प्री-डायबिटीस म्हणजे काय?
05:48 - डायबिटीसची सुरुवातीची लक्षणे
12:06 - पायाला मुंग्या येणे आणि नसांची काळजी
19:04 - डाएट आणि आहाराने शुगर नियंत्रणात येते का?
22:42 - डायबिटीसमध्ये योग्य व्यायाम कोणता?
32:18 - इन्सुलिनची सवय लागते का? गैरसमज आणि सत्य
38:08 - साखरेऐवजी गूळ किंवा मध खाणे योग्य आहे का?
46:10 - निरोगी आयुष्यासाठी डॉक्टरांचा महत्त्वाचा सल्ला

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00:00I think it wasn't tú for diabetes .
00:03I have passed the first five years.
00:08You had the same control over here.
00:10If it's not 3-5 years ago, you had a great deal.
00:14You know, you cannot have diabetes.
00:16The feel for this year is 1,000!.
00:19When it's up to 3 years old, you have to handle 1,000%.
00:22You tend to impact your disease and major diabetes.
00:25We often feel a lot of the patient's care.
00:27If you feel comfortable with your body is also safe.
00:30Then, the baby gets tired of it.
00:34What is there for utilizing a change?
00:36The way it's not in a lot of pressure is that it's artificial sweetener.
00:41Usually, children marry us.
00:44That's important.
00:46I can see how important that the body is being in the body.
01:19Thank you so much for joining us.
01:46Thank you so much for joining us.
01:52Thank you so much for joining us.
06:56Jamie,
06:58must have díasqui
06:58diferente in mind,
07:00and at 1000 with dear
07:25crux but
07:26At the same time, there are patients who have been prescribed for sugar.
07:31But they are not going to be able to get rid of this.
07:34In the case of a woman's treatment, I have to go to the toilet,
07:39I think I'm tired of my pain, feeling tired, feeling tired.
07:44I got some pain, feeling tired and a lot of pain.
07:48My heart is breaking up, hard stomach, and everything can do with busting.
07:55My heart is mad at me.
07:58But in the country, where I was at, I don't want to get sick.
08:04My heart can't do a check-up.
08:06I'm not good at all.
08:07So, we get the virus, the virus, and the virus, the virus, and the virus.
08:15So, that virus doesn't matter.
08:19But, it doesn't matter because of it, it's not the virus.
08:24Okay, and the virus needs to be a new type of virus.
08:29What is the virus in the system?
08:33Actually, there is no need to know about it, but if you tell the patients today, there are patients with
08:41type 2 diabetes.
08:43There are only 10,000,000 patients with type 1 diabetes.
08:48There are only 1% of the patients with type 2 diabetes.
08:51But these patients with type 2 diabetes have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
08:57There are no need to be insulin.
09:00But there are no need to be insulin.
09:06There are no need to be insulin.
09:09There are no need to be insulin.
09:11I am afraid of my patients with type 2 diabetes.
09:11We are not aware of this.
09:15We have a little bit of insulin.
09:18But this is a lifelong insulin.
09:20So, what is the case of the pregnancy?
09:27What can you say about it?
09:31Usually, there are gestational liabilities.
09:35In the pregnancy, there are 4-5 years of pregnancy.
09:40And if you have to test the sugar,
09:44you will not test it.
09:48The problem is that those patients have pre-diabetes.
09:52For pregnancy, they have checked.
09:55If you have pregnancy, you have diabetes detected.
09:59If you don't have treatment, you have diabetes in the future.
10:05The risk is higher than that.
10:07If you have sugar to control, you have diabetes in the future.
10:13If you have diabetes, you have diabetes.
10:15The problem is that the disease is normal.
10:20These patients don't have any risk.
10:23In these females, they have 70% of the risk of having diabetes in the future.
10:29In the past, they have been told that they have been diagnosed with diabetes.
10:34We usually recommend that you have diabetes in the future.
10:38If you have diabetes in the future, you have pre-diabetes.
10:41Now they don't have diabetes.
10:42There is a 자주 senesacing hospital and they need may complications with high diabetes.
10:46If you have diabetes inöyle with you, your mother will have kidney disease.
10:50They have kidney disease in the future.
10:54Instead, they know tobacco and sedes license.
10:56It is difficult.
10:57Bright period is used for diabetes among the countries.
11:04In China, but the difference is not healthy in these countries.
11:06and the patient is a good patient for 2-3 days, we have proper diabetes.
11:12We have to do this.
11:12We have to check the HB1C, check the sugar, monitor the sugar.
11:18We have to do this.
11:19And first, we have to do the same thing for 2-3 days.
11:23So, we have to do this.
11:25So, we have to say, the taste must be.
11:27Yes, yes.
11:28We have to do the delivery of the HB1C every month.
11:31We have to do this.
11:32So, if we have to apply a traditional Absatz to 5.7 to 6.4,
11:37we have to apply diabetes.
11:39And then, for those 2 days, we have to burn diabetes in our heart.
11:43And if we have to allow preventive treatment,
11:45there is always preventive treatment.
11:48If we have to allow the same treatment,
11:50the whole thing may happen.
11:52The only way in my body will take care of 22-25 years.
11:55So, we are going to do this.
11:57Okay.
11:58But it is not a good thing to do.
12:01And these patients are also added to the population of these patients.
12:05And in the disease, the patient has been getting the blood pressure.
12:10Like the blood pressure is lower or the blood pressure is lower.
12:14So how does this mean?
12:16This is the same as the blood pressure.
12:20So one diabetic neuropathy has been given to a patient.
12:25The patients were in nearly 60 to 70 patients.
12:29They were injured in the memory of the lung,
12:32upending and tension with injuries.
12:35We had diabetes,
12:41and they didn't die at night with their patients.
12:44Not to take care of the patient,
12:47but not to take care of the patients.
12:49They really had to take care of their patients.
12:51That is, it is not a problem.
12:54The problem is that the patient is getting very difficult.
12:58The patient is getting very difficult to get the patient.
13:02They are getting better and eventually get the patient's pain.
13:08They are getting better and eventually get the patient's pain.
13:13You have got a lot of pain and a lot of pain.
13:16Why are you doing a lot of pain?
13:19That's not the problem for the pain.
13:26And it's hard to think that you can have a lot of pain.
13:31But you have been able to live on a lot of pain.
13:37So how did you feel about your experience?
13:39Actually Covid-19 is very patient, we have to consult with patients on-line.
13:46We have patients with very patients who are physically with patients,
13:50who may stay with COVID-19, under restrictions,
13:53So we have to consult with them online,
13:55we have to wait for our patients to get home.
13:58We have to visit our patients where they have to pay their rent,
14:02We had been able to put the blood that was cut.
14:07So, that was the case of sugar.
14:10But then, we had to get the blood into the blood.
14:15We had to go through the blood.
14:16We had to go through the blood.
14:22Today, the patient has been able to do the blood.
14:27We had 4 hours of amputation.
14:30So, we have to be able to take the patient's increment.
14:33But if we have to control the patient's amount of weight,
14:40we have to make the patient's amount of weight.
14:43So, what is the problem?
14:44In the patient's diabetes, there is an egg amputation.
14:48The other patient's amputation is also a 50-year-old.
14:51And these patients are able to take a lot of weight,
14:54because they are very very anxious.
14:56You have to be the right thing, that you got to be a handle.
15:01You have to be the right thing to eat, and that's why someone thinks you want to eat.
15:07OK, I suppose thyroid is something that you can do.
15:14What you mean by the thyroid?
15:23that the patient's heart rate is going to be patient.
15:25We had a patient who has to take about 15 or 15,
15:29and it was not until the age of 30,
15:30but it was over 30 years in life.
15:32The patient's heart rate is in the same way,
15:36and that patient's heart rate is in the same way.
15:44But it has to be a patient's heart rate.
15:46If it's over 30 years,
15:48the patient has to be the patient's heart rate.
15:51We also have a lot of the problems that we have to do with diabetes, obesity, thyroid.
15:59And in many cases, thyroid is a big problem, but we have to do with the big problems.
16:06But if it's a big problem, it's a big problem, and we have to deal with the thyroid.
16:10And for 15 years, we have to deal with diabetes, and we don't have to deal with thyroid.
16:15They are not controlled by the thyroid.
16:17They are not controlled by the thyroid.
16:19Eventually, they have diabetes.
16:21They are on and average.
16:24The obesity is not a good thing.
16:26The obesity is not bad.
16:29We are not going to have a good one.
16:32It is very important that you have to get the weight loss.
16:36That is the reason why the thyroid is not a good thing.
16:39So, if you have diabetes, you can have to get to the future.
16:45So, you can't get to the right, because you have to get to the right,
16:50and you have to get to the right.
16:53And you have to get to the right.
16:54Yes, yes, yes.
16:57And in this process, the whole sugar is a good thing.
17:04But today, we have to do something else.
17:07Will it be a good thing to control?
17:10Yes, definitely.
17:11Because it's a good thing, it's a good thing.
17:15It's a good thing.
17:17We have to follow our diet, but we have to make sure that we don't have sugar.
17:29You have to use the right guidance.
17:32You have to use the technology.
17:34We have to use the patient's glaucomator.
17:40We have to use the real-time sugar.
17:44If you talk about these readings, you have to record some of the things that you can use.
17:51If you are tracking on your phone, how much sugar is in it?
17:56If you have to use it, then you have to use it.
18:00If you have to use it, then you have to use it.
18:01If you have to use it, then you have to use it.
18:03There are different types of diabetes.
18:06There is an insulin pump.
18:10You have to use it.
18:13There is no insulin in 24.
18:16In fact, there is a closed loop system.
18:22You have to use it for 2 months.
18:25You have to use it for your sensor.
18:28You have to use it for your sensor.
18:29You have to use it for your sensor.
18:33You have to use it for your sensor
18:35and that can do new solutions on a lighter the oil pump.
18:38You might eat insulin.
18:46You have to keep it healthy.
18:48There is reality to produce such an energy ambassador,
18:52so that it can start to supply the oil from the oil monopoly.
18:53It is important that we can use insulin-free.
18:56We can't get any injections.
18:58We can't check sugar and we can't get any teeth.
19:00This is a great way to get advanced machines.
19:03Okay, and one of the most important questions is that we have to do diet,
19:09to deal with food and to eat.
19:12We have to do sugar, to eat, but we have to focus on diet and give the sugar control.
19:20How many times have you heard about diabetes?
19:23This is a pharma.
19:24If you have been around for about 10 years,
19:28you have got diabetes.
19:30If you have a diet and exercise,
19:33you don't have to worry about it.
19:36There is no sugar control.
19:38But with diabetes,
19:40people don't have to worry about it.
19:43You don't have to worry about it,
19:44but you don't have to worry about it.
19:46So, because of kidney problems,
19:48there is a paralysis and a pain in the brain .
19:50We have a relationship where the patient is good,
19:53and many of the patients are disconnected.
19:54Also, in liver,
19:56rudaivikara,
19:57as it has been poor,
19:58a lot of麻ac part in our system.
19:59After 7000 patients,
20:00we have lost 7000 patients.
20:01We have a vascular disease or metabolic disease,
20:05so we have no sugar in theillon.
20:07And when patients come pre-diabetes,
20:10the kidney is poor
20:11and I think we are able to worry about it.
20:14When you start diabetes, you start at pre-diabetes.
20:18When you get diabetes, you do not get a lot of more.
20:22But the patients know that the blood is strong,
20:25and when they get a little bit of sugar,
20:28they are bad or bad, and the effects of the blood is bad.
20:32And then the blood is bad.
20:35And I think you have some treatment,
20:37but it is not bad because you do not get a lot of treatment.
20:41There is a fixed set of patients that we can observe, which is a clinical remission.
20:49It means that if you have diabetes, you have a diet exercise,
20:54some of the patients that you have to drink,
20:58and you don't have sugar in the water.
21:00Some of the patients can observe that if you have a diet,
21:07the risk will start.
21:10There is a lot of pain.
21:14But one thing is that the diabetes does not cure,
21:18but the pre-diabetes does not cure.
21:21You can't cure the diabetes, but you can't cure the diabetes.
21:25That is a big difference.
21:27In social media, the patient is misguided,
21:31but the patient is saying that if you have diabetes,
21:35you will reverse the diabetes.
21:36That is not the case.
21:37Because we have to control the sugar.
21:41There is a big hazard.
21:43If you have to control the sugar,
21:45you can't cure the sugar.
21:47There is a risk for high.
21:49There is a major hospitalization.
21:51If you have a patient,
21:53you have got pressure on the diabetes.
21:56And at the same time,
22:00you have gone through theligt
22:23When you come to the patient, you have to take diabetes after 18 hours.
22:29Then, without any treatment, we manage the diet and exercise.
22:33After 18 hours, you have to take diabetes after 18 hours.
22:35You can do it every day.
22:38At the pre-diabetes stage, you have to take the treatment.
22:42Okay.
22:42And suppose, if you exercise yourself, what do you think?
22:47You have to exercise yourself.
22:49But usually, when you are young, in the 20s, in the 40s,
22:54we usually recommend that you exercise strength training, resistance training.
22:58You do the treatment, you go to the gym, you go to the brisk walk.
23:03But you have to take a minute, you have to take a nap and take a nap.
23:09You have to take a nap or a nap.
23:12You have to take a nap or a nap.
23:13You have to take a nap or light.
23:13You go to the sides, it'll take two.
23:18I'll sleep at nap or six hours.
23:20So, I'll try and exercise in my sleep,
23:23but then I'm STDestin.
23:23What necessary is the reason for that?
23:25When I eat milk and protein, you also put the salt in my body.
23:29When I eat meat and milk, I'll keep the salt in my nose.
23:36I'm cooking fresh as possible.
23:38I intend to.
23:41I have to take a nap and eatcake with food.
23:42Like with the age you can't see it and you can't see it.
23:50You can see it as cycle, it's like doing sport cycling, and doing treadmill.
23:55It's not just a flat surface of the road.
24:01So, you can't see the same flat surface as it's over as well.
24:11You can exercise with young patients, but for daily 20 minutes, you can do a brisk walk or slow walk.
24:19You can do almost 70 to 80% of the diabetes.
24:24But the problem is that the patient has increased the age of 20 years.
24:31So, this is such a bad thing.
24:32You have to do daily, you have to do daily, and you have to do regular hours.
24:38You don't have to control your weight.
24:42But, there are 70-80s of diabetes.
24:47We have to do this with the VAM.
24:51We have to walk in separate ways,
24:54and the patient has to walk in or walk.
24:57We have to take a mobile phone,
25:00when the patient comes to sleep at work, then their frighten you.
25:03They can have a lot of fun if they walk out,
25:06but what am I to do is they don't have any missing hormones in your sleep,
25:09because you don't need sugar and the body.
25:13If you take a chance to become a result of speech,
25:17the chances are we will have to worry about the health,
25:19to get nutrition and to get food work,
25:23they don't need the probelms and so they don't need the fees.
25:26I know that we have to get patients with patients.
25:29They have to take a brisk walk or take a slow walk.
25:35This is a whole difference.
25:37At least 4-5 years a kilo.
25:40So, how do we get to the doctor's gym?
25:42Because people are not worried about this.
25:46They are worried about the gym.
25:48They are worried about the gym.
25:50They are worried about the gym.
25:53That's right.
25:54That's right.
25:56That's right.
25:57That's right.
25:57That's right.
25:57That's right.
25:58So, at least, to work in our own hands.
26:01Yes.
26:02And if you have any concerns about sugar, you have any concerns about this?
26:09When you have diabetes in the past, there are a lot of risk.
26:16Especially for seasonal symptoms, such as viral infection, a type of treated like hepatitis,
26:25a 96% disease like herpes.
26:27So, we have a lot of risk for
26:43foreign
26:48foreign
27:07So, if you have a test, you need to know the new Ococcal vaccine,
27:09and you need to know the pneumonia,
27:11or asthma, or the cigarette,
27:16which means you have lungs for a week.
27:18For the other patients, we give a new Ococcal vaccine.
27:22Some people have direct indexing,
27:26or even if they have a blood contact with one another.
27:29Then, we give a hepatitis vaccine.
27:32If they have no disease,
27:34It's not the case of the virus, but we have to give the vaccine for the virus.
27:42We have two shots, two injections.
27:45But we have to give the other diphtheria, typhoid, and we have to give the vaccine.
27:51If we get the vaccine, it is not the case of the virus, but we are not the case of
27:56the virus.
27:56We have to give the vaccine to the virus.
28:04that's the patient's recommendation.
28:05But the only thing that is the most important thing is to give them vaccines.
28:10Ok.
28:11And what is the case of diabetes?
28:14What is the case of diabetes?
28:17We have to make this case of diabetes.
28:21It's the case of diabetes.
28:22It's the case of diabetes in society.
28:26But it's not the case of diabetes.
28:28We don't have any advice.
28:28The patient has 1 and a half diabetes and has 1 and a half diabetes.
28:35The type 1 has insulin, and the type 2 has insulin.
28:421 and a half diabetes has insulin, and the insulin has insulin.
28:50This is the type 2 diabetes.
28:52This patient has 100% diabetes.
28:55This patient has 100% diabetes.
29:00The patient has insulin.
29:03This patient has a genetic hormone, and this patient usually has a problem.
29:13This patient has a problem.
29:15The patient has a problem with that.
29:22The patient is treated with normal diabetes.
29:25But there is no treatment.
29:28There is no more than 30-40 years.
29:31That's the type 1 diabetes.
29:33The mood is the maturity onset of young diabetes.
29:37This is the age of young muleen.
29:40Usually, young muleen, people don't have type 1 diabetes.
29:44But it's not.
29:46It's only in the body.
29:48This is the age of young muleen.
29:51It's not a bad attitude.
29:54But the age of young muleen, that's the age of young.
29:56It's not the age of young muleen.
29:56And it's the age of young muleen.
29:56That's the age of young muleen.
30:00We have a full treatment.
30:08But in general, the patient is up to 4 people in the past.
30:14So this is the risk of young muleen.
30:16So, you have to do a lot of sleep, and comparatively, you have to do a lot of sleep, but
30:23if you have to do a lot of sleep, you have to do a lot of sleep.
30:29Today, we have a type 3 diabetes, which is a patient with Alzheimer's.
30:34In the middle of the year, we have to do a lot of sleep, so we have to do a
30:37lot of sleep, and we have to do a lot of sleep.
30:48But we don't have to do a lot of sleep.
30:52We have to do a lot of sleep, and we have to do a lot of sleep, and we have
30:56to do a lot of sleep.
31:09If you have diabetes, you don't have to do a lot of sleep, so do you have to do a
31:17lot of sleep?
31:17The first thing is that the diabetes is not a lot of sleep. It is very much the stress.
31:24Eventually, with Alzheimer's, patients who are living in the past, they have to do a lot of sleep, and they
31:32don't have to do a lot of sleep.
31:34They have to do their sleep in the past, so they have to do their sleep, and they don't have
31:38to do their sleep.
31:41If you think about it, there is a situation in 18 years.
31:46This is a situation in the last few years.
31:49The patient told us about how much sugar comes in.
31:54Our diet is a big amount of sugar in diabetes.
31:59You can also get the amount of sugar.
32:01There is an advancement and treatment.
32:06There is a lot of sugar.
32:07There is a lot of control, but you can have regular check-up and screening for annual screening, so it
32:15is not a big issue.
32:17Why do you think that the insulin starts with insulin?
32:22No, it is not. We usually have insulin, but at this time, we don't have the body.
32:31It is important to know that in a patient, in a diabetes patient, there is no insulin to be able
32:39to do insulin.
32:41In that case, there is insulin resistance.
32:43So, insulin resistance is less.
32:46In the future, there will be a huge impact in the future.
32:52In the past, the patient has insulin treatment.
33:05In this category of patients, the patient has insulin long-term.
33:11do not be able to work on any other person.
33:12May the young category of patients be able to work with them.
33:15If they were able to work with treatment,
33:18they would be able to work with them.
33:23They would not be able to work with them.
33:25The way they would create that work is to work with insulin.
33:28Every year they would be able to do it.
33:32They would have to work with them.
33:35But if they would have to work with them,
33:37If you need to get insulin, eventually you get insulin.
33:43But if insulin gets permanent, it's not going to be permanent.
33:46This is a lot more difficult.
33:48But insulin is going to be hard.
33:51If you get a dose, it will get more of a dose.
33:56If you get a dose, you get a dose, so long term insulin is going to be hard.
34:01That's a problem.
34:03And I suppose there is a new option for the diabetes.
34:11Is it safe for our body?
34:14Usually when people talk about sugar and sugar,
34:18this is the concept of diabetes.
34:20Because you don't have diabetes,
34:24but you have calories, daily calories.
34:27So you have to focus on your focus.
34:29If you have a calorie-deficit diet,
34:33if you have calories,
34:34you don't have sugar up-up control.
34:37But there is a new approach,
34:41that if you eat sugar,
34:43then you make sugar.
34:45If you eat it,
34:46then you eat it,
34:47then you eat it,
34:48then you eat it,
34:49then you eat it,
34:51then you eat it,
34:59then that's a good heart,
35:01and every time you eat it,
35:03then you eat it,
35:06then you eat it,
35:06and you eat it,
35:08then you eat it.
35:10And you eat it,
35:11you eat it,
35:12then you eat it.
35:13If you don't have any blood, you don't have to worry about it.
35:19You keep it calm.
35:21We don't have to worry about the treatment.
35:25And you don't have to worry about it.
35:29This concept is clear.
35:32You don't have to worry about it.
35:35We have to worry about it.
35:42This concept is important to divide.
35:47You don't have to worry about it.
35:51It's something you want to worry about it.
35:52You have to worry about it – your body is bad.
35:54You have to worry about it.
35:55You don't have to worry about it,
36:04When you get a batad, you get a batad, in fact, you get a batad and you get too many
36:08as 1 batad.
36:08It's about 150 calories.
36:11When you get a batad, you get a batad and get a batad.
36:15You get the batad and you get better than that.
36:19But if you eat a batad, you can eat a batad, and you don't have to worry about that.
36:27It is not that, when you eat a batad, you eat a batad.
36:31I think that we could have done a lot of it.
36:34I think that diabetes can be very difficult.
36:36But if you don't have the best,
36:38you can take the best treatment.
36:42I think that you have to do a lot more.
36:43There's a lot of diabetes.
36:46There's a lot of good treatment.
36:48This is a gram.
36:50You can get a risk of your son,
36:52and you might have to take the risk of your son.
36:54You will be able to take the risk of your son.
36:56That is not a solution.
36:58There is no possession.
36:59You can provide the policy as well as you have diabetes.
37:09That it gives you ROADs your ass.
37:14But the right is also a balance frame that you have to think about.
37:19You can give it the sugar.
37:21You can give it the sugar.
37:23You can give it the sugar.
37:25If you want to eat it, you will eat the sugar.
37:30Another thing is that you have to do with post-it.
37:35You don't have to eat it.
37:37You don't eat it.
37:38You don't eat it.
37:40You eat it.
37:42You eat it.
37:44You eat it.
37:45I don't eat it.
37:45I don't eat it.
37:48I'm hungry.
37:50I'm hungry.
37:51I don't eat the sugar.
37:52But it's 100%.
37:54I would like to eat it.
37:56It's worth if everything had gone to eat.
38:02Put it, solidly.
38:06Do you live by sugar?
38:10Usually, it's not good.
38:12Music is used in a glycemic index.
38:17The glycemic index is the number of pharmas from 15 to 15.
38:20This gram is not compared to the chromium, it doesn't sweat sugar.
38:27This gram also has a good amount of gram,
38:32so this gram is not equal to six gram.
38:32The gram is even less than 2 gram,
38:38I have a lot of concentration in the country.
38:41I have a lot of concentration in the country.
38:43I also have a lot of popular brands.
38:47I use a cane for 5,9% of the brands.
38:50I use a green tea.
38:52I don't recommend it.
38:54I have a green tea tea.
38:56It's pure tea tea.
38:58I will mix it with other products.
39:02I can't drink it directly.
39:02Because I can't drink it directly.
39:03I have a lot of food.
39:07I have a lot of food.
39:09I have always got it directly.
39:14I have never used it directly to the food.
39:14But I would like to eat it directly.
39:16I would like to have physical activity in the country.
39:20I would like to have a cold.
39:22But today, I don't have any kind of food.
39:24If you are not eating it directly,
39:26you can't drink it directly.
39:28You can't drink it directly directly.
39:30There is no problem with artificial sweetener, there are some preservatives, so long-term cancer and liver can cause cancer.
39:41So we prefer to have less sugar, so that you have to be able to get some sugar, that you
39:47have to be able to get some sugar, that you have to be able to get some sugar, that you
39:51have to be able to get pure sugar.
39:53That's why you have to be able to get some sugar.
39:56Direct sugar.
39:58Okay.
39:59And in the past, your lifestyle, is that you have to be able to get some sugar?
40:06Definitely.
40:07Because you have a system that you have to repair, you have to be able to get your brain, you
40:16have to be able to get your brain active.
40:19And you have to be able to get some sugar.
40:20That is why you have to go to the body of the body of the body of the body, and
40:25then you have to be able to get some sugar.
40:31And then you have to be able to get some sugar.
40:43It is also interesting that sugar is not the case, but we don't have the history of the family, but
40:54we don't have the history of the family.
40:57Usually, there is a genetic predisposition, which means that there is 11,000 diabetes.
41:05Every single person has diabetes, and if there is 90% of the two parents, there is 90% of
41:12the risk.
41:13And I would say that there is not a lot of diabetes.
41:16But there is no problem.
41:18There is a reason that you have to eat outside.
41:20They are not eating.
41:24They have addictions, drinking, smoking.
41:28They have diabetes.
41:31They have not got diabetes.
41:34They have to have to have a lot of diabetes.
41:35They don't follow them.
41:41They don't get any diabetes.
41:43They have diabetes and they have to have a lot of diabetes.
41:49It's a mixture of milk and milk, but it's a mixture of milk and milk.
41:56It's not only the amount of milk, it's not only the amount of milk, but it's also the amount of
42:01milk.
42:02But it's also a lot of diabetes.
42:05It's not the same as diabetes.
42:08There is a lot of diabetes and a lot of diabetes.
42:11There is a lot of diabetes.
42:12There is a lot of diabetes.
42:15There is a lot of diabetes.
42:17There is a lot of diabetes.
42:20If you have a patient with sugar,
42:26you don't have to worry about it.
42:31No, it's not.
42:33If sugar is controlled, it's not.
42:37It's the normal one.
42:39If sugar is not burnt,
42:41I would say that there is no sugar control.
42:45In the needs of the medical hospital,
42:48it is not the doctor.
42:49They don't have to worry about it.
42:51In the diabetes,
42:52we don't have to worry about it.
42:54We don't have to worry about it.
42:56We don't have to worry about it.
42:58We don't have to worry about it.
43:03If the patient has a pain in the pain, they will suffer from pain in pain.
43:11That is dangerous.
43:13The patient's diabetes is a pain in pain.
43:16I can't get the pain.
43:19I can't deal with this.
43:20I know if the patient comes to pain, he says you are normal.
43:27This is a great honor of the patient.
43:29If the patient is painless, it is not a pain.
43:32If you open it, it is just a problem.
43:36The first question of the patient is that it is a pain.
43:39If the patient is painless, it is a pain.
43:44If the patient is painless, it is very difficult.
43:47It is not a pain.
43:47It is not a pain for 2-2 months.
43:50It is not a pain.
43:52If the patient is a patient,
43:53if the patient is painless,
43:54the patient is a pain.
43:56It is not a pain.
44:01It is a pain.
44:04It is not a pain.
44:05It is a pain.
44:06It is a pain in the patient.
44:08It is a pain.
44:09Now, we have a rapid fire.
44:11That is, you have to answer yes or no.
44:14Okay.
44:15What does diabetes mean to get to eat?
44:19No.
44:27No.
44:30No.
44:35Yes, yes.
44:36No.
44:36I think we have to find diabetes.
44:41I would give the pain to the patient.
44:47Yes, it is not a pain.
44:48No.
44:49Yes, I don't care.
44:49Do you think that insulin is going to be a thousand years old?
44:55No, it's a big deal.
44:57Do you think that insulin is going to be a big deal?
45:03No, the insulin is going to be a big deal with diabetes.
45:06But at the same time, we know that the insulin is going to be a big deal.
45:11The insulin is going to be a big deal.
45:15But if you don't have to control the insulin, it's not a problem.
45:20But if you don't have to change the insulin, you can't control the insulin?
45:26No, it's not a life.
45:28Do you think that insulin is going to be a big deal with diabetes?
45:34No, it's not a problem.
45:37If you don't have to change the insulin, you can see the insulin.
45:41It can be a big deal with diabetes.
45:43But if you don't have to change the insulin, you can see the insulin.
45:46Okay.
45:48So, if you don't have to change the insulin, you can make the insulin, the insulin, the insulin and the
45:53insulin.
45:54Yes, it can be a big deal.
45:57So, I want to tell you that today World Diabetes Day is going to be a big deal.
46:03So, if you don't have to change the insulin, the insulin is going to be a big deal.
46:10First of all, we have to say that pre-diabetes is a big deal.
46:13So, first of all, you have to understand that your doctor is going to be a big deal.
46:17Because if you don't have to change the insulin from pre-diabetes, you can change the insulin from pre-diabetes.
46:20So, if you don't have to change the insulin from pre-diabetes, you can change the insulin from pre-diabetes.
46:50So, when you have to change the insulin from pre-diabetes, you can change the insulin from pre-diabetes.
47:07So, I felt like the insulin is going to be a big deal.
47:10So, I told you that pre-diabetes is going to be preventable symptoms.
47:14The stagelops are going to be seriously ill.
47:16If you do, you don't have to be a patient, if you ask them in a first time, to prevent
47:22it from following your job,
47:23so that it doesn't mean you have to be a part of your life.
47:29I think you're not aware of this.
47:32It's not only changed in your life, but because of it, as you're a therapist, is a part of your
47:37therapy.
47:38I might take a taste of it, isn't it?
47:40If you have diabetes in your home, you don't have to test HIV-1CG.
47:48If you have to test HIV-1CG, you will have to test HIV-1CG.
47:52If you have to test HIV-1CG, you will go to the doctor and check-up and get treatment.
47:59It is preventable.
48:01If you have to test HIV-1CG, you will have diabetes.
48:05If you have diabetes, you have to test HIV-1CG.
48:09If you have diabetes, you will have to test HIV-1CG.
48:12I will talk about diabetes.
48:18You will have to test HIV-1CG.
48:19When you have diabetes, do not reverse it.
48:24It will test HIV-1CG.
48:26It will help you get the quality of life.
48:35Thank you very much for your support and thank you very much for your support and thank you very much
48:49for your support.

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