Diabulimia is an eating disorder specific to individuals with Type 1 diabetes, characterised by intentionally skipping insulin doses and restricting food intake to control body weight. This condition is more common in women with Type 1 diabetes and can lead to serious health risks, such as diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), heart attack, and kidney failure. Factors like body image concerns, calorie tracking, and difficulty managing diabetes contribute to its development. Warning signs include high HbA1c levels, repeated hospital admissions, and irregular blood glucose measurements. Early diagnosis and treatment, including support from a multi-disciplinary team, are essential for managing diabulimia and preventing long-term complications.
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Can Animal Protein Cause Resistance to Insulin?
Animal protein, especially from red and processed meats high in saturated fat, can increase insulin resistance. This is due to the formation of harmful compounds during cooking and the pro-inflammatory
