How fatty food triggers diabetes

PTI
The Pioneer
Tuesday, August 16, 2011

London - For the first time, scientists have discovered how fatty
food trips a genetic switch in the body that can trigger diabetes, a
finding they say could lead to a potential cure for the disease.

In studies on mice and humans, a team of researchers at the Sanford-
Burnham Medical Research Institute in the US found that high-levels
of fat disrupted two key proteins that turn genes on and off.

The "transcription factors" FOXA2 and HNF1A activate a pancreatic
enzyme that in healthy people prevents diabetes developing, the Daily
Mail reported.

When the proteins stop working, the enzyme is shut down, which in
turn upsets the ability of insulin-secreting beta cells in the
pancreas to monitor blood sugar levels.

Without this glucose sugar-sensing mechanism, blood sugar cannot be
regulated properly.

The discovery, published in the journal Nature Medicine, helps
explain why Type 2 diabetes is so often linked to obesity and it
could also lead to a potential cure for the condition, the
researchers said.

Study leader Dr Jamey Marth said, "Now that we know more fully how
states of over-nutrition can lead to Type 2 diabetes, we can see more
clearly how to intervene.

"The identification of the molecular players in this pathway to
diabetes suggests new therapeutic targets and approaches towards
developing an effective preventative or perhaps curative treatment.
"This may be accomplished by beta cell gene therapy or by drugs that
interfere with this pathway in order to maintain normal beta cell
function."

http://dailypioneer.com/361028/How-f...-diabetes.html

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Hmmm, how can this be applied to india with the highest rate of
diabetes?

Is the extra fat from all those fried and deep fried foods soaking upp
the fat?

Some have suggested it is also the form of fat used. This would include
the ghee as saturated fat and the various plant fats. Olive oil would
be much better for its superior omega3 to 6 ratio which is the oppisite
of those plant oils. .

Maybe adopting the chinese stir fry method with minimal fat used is
advised. With the many uses of steaming without fat the chinese use
would do the trick?

> How fatty food triggers diabetes

Organochlorine Pesticides and PCBs in Foodstuffs from Asian and
Oceanic Countries.
.... Among various developing countries in Asia, considerable
information on organochlorines in foodstuffs has been available from
India since the late 1960s. DDT and HCH were the major insecticides in
Indian foodstuffs. Concentrations of these insecticides have declined
more than two orders of magnitude in farm products, such as food
grains and vegetables, in two decades. Milk and milk products are the
major sources of dietary exposure to DDT and HCH in India. The
residues of these insecticides in dairy products were close to or
above the MRLs of the FAO/WHO. Dietary intake of DDT and HCH by
Indians was > 100 fold that in more developed nations. Sporadic
incidences of greater concentrations (> 1 microgram/g) of aldrin,
dieldrin, and heptachlor have been measured in Indian vegetables.
Untreated surface waters could be a potential source of DDT and HCH
exposure... PMID: 9297984

On 16/08/2011 7:57 AM, Dr. Jai Maharaj wrote:
> How fatty food triggers diabetes
>
> PTI
> The Pioneer
> Tuesday, August 16, 2011
>
> London - For the first time, scientists have discovered how fatty
> food trips a genetic switch in the body that can trigger diabetes, a
> finding they say could lead to a potential cure for the disease.
>
> In studies on mice and humans, a team of researchers at the Sanford-
> Burnham Medical Research Institute in the US found that high-levels
> of fat disrupted two key proteins that turn genes on and off.
>
> The "transcription factors" FOXA2 and HNF1A activate a pancreatic
> enzyme that in healthy people prevents diabetes developing, the Daily
> Mail reported.
>
> When the proteins stop working, the enzyme is shut down, which in
> turn upsets the ability of insulin-secreting beta cells in the
> pancreas to monitor blood sugar levels.
>
> Without this glucose sugar-sensing mechanism, blood sugar cannot be
> regulated properly.
>
> The discovery, published in the journal Nature Medicine, helps
> explain why Type 2 diabetes is so often linked to obesity and it
> could also lead to a potential cure for the condition, the
> researchers said.
>
> Study leader Dr Jamey Marth said, "Now that we know more fully how
> states of over-nutrition can lead to Type 2 diabetes, we can see more
> clearly how to intervene.
>
> "The identification of the molecular players in this pathway to
> diabetes suggests new therapeutic targets and approaches towards
> developing an effective preventative or perhaps curative treatment.
> "This may be accomplished by beta cell gene therapy or by drugs that
> interfere with this pathway in order to maintain normal beta cell
> function."
>
> http://dailypioneer.com/361028/How-f...-diabetes.html
>
> More at:
> http://www.dailypioneer.com
>
> Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
> Om Shanti
>
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More absolute crap from a clueless pretend medical ******.

Elmo wrote:
> On 16/08/2011 7:57 AM, Dr. Jai Maharaj wrote:
>> How fatty food triggers diabetes
>>
>> PTI
>> The Pioneer
>> Tuesday, August 16, 2011
>>
>> London - For the first time, scientists have discovered how fatty
>> food trips a genetic switch in the body that can trigger diabetes, a
>> finding they say could lead to a potential cure for the disease.
>>
>> In studies on mice and humans, a team of researchers at the Sanford-
>> Burnham Medical Research Institute in the US found that high-levels
>> of fat disrupted two key proteins that turn genes on and off.
>>
>> The "transcription factors" FOXA2 and HNF1A activate a pancreatic
>> enzyme that in healthy people prevents diabetes developing, the Daily
>> Mail reported.
>>
>> When the proteins stop working, the enzyme is shut down, which in
>> turn upsets the ability of insulin-secreting beta cells in the
>> pancreas to monitor blood sugar levels.
>>
>> Without this glucose sugar-sensing mechanism, blood sugar cannot be
>> regulated properly.
>>
>> The discovery, published in the journal Nature Medicine, helps
>> explain why Type 2 diabetes is so often linked to obesity and it
>> could also lead to a potential cure for the condition, the
>> researchers said.
>>
>> Study leader Dr Jamey Marth said, "Now that we know more fully how
>> states of over-nutrition can lead to Type 2 diabetes, we can see more
>> clearly how to intervene.
>>
>> "The identification of the molecular players in this pathway to
>> diabetes suggests new therapeutic targets and approaches towards
>> developing an effective preventative or perhaps curative treatment.
>> "This may be accomplished by beta cell gene therapy or by drugs that
>> interfere with this pathway in order to maintain normal beta cell
>> function."
>>
>> http://dailypioneer.com/361028/How-f...-diabetes.html
>>
>> More at:
>> http://www.dailypioneer.com
>>
>> Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
>> Om Shanti
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>
> More absolute crap from a clueless pretend medical ******.


yay

How fatty food triggers diabetes

PTI
The Pioneer
Tuesday, August 16, 2011

London - For the first time, scientists have discovered how fatty
food trips a genetic switch in the body that can trigger diabetes, a
finding they say could lead to a potential cure for the disease.

In studies on mice and humans, a team of researchers at the Sanford-
Burnham Medical Research Institute in the US found that high-levels
of fat disrupted two key proteins that turn genes on and off.

The "transcription factors" FOXA2 and HNF1A activate a pancreatic
enzyme that in healthy people prevents diabetes developing, the Daily
Mail reported.

When the proteins stop working, the enzyme is shut down, which in
turn upsets the ability of insulin-secreting beta cells in the
pancreas to monitor blood sugar levels.

Without this glucose sugar-sensing mechanism, blood sugar cannot be
regulated properly.

The discovery, published in the journal Nature Medicine, helps
explain why Type 2 diabetes is so often linked to obesity and it
could also lead to a potential cure for the condition, the
researchers said.

Study leader Dr Jamey Marth said, "Now that we know more fully how
states of over-nutrition can lead to Type 2 diabetes, we can see more
clearly how to intervene.

"The identification of the molecular players in this pathway to
diabetes suggests new therapeutic targets and approaches towards
developing an effective preventative or perhaps curative treatment.
"This may be accomplished by beta cell gene therapy or by drugs that
interfere with this pathway in order to maintain normal beta cell
function."

http://dailypioneer.com/361028/How-f...-diabetes.html

More at:
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Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti

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On 28/08/2011 11:43 AM, Dr. Jai Maharaj wrote:
> How fatty food triggers diabetes
>
> PTI
> The Pioneer
> Tuesday, August 16, 2011
>
> London - For the first time, scientists have discovered how fatty
> food trips a genetic switch in the body that can trigger diabetes, a
> finding they say could lead to a potential cure for the disease.

If anyone think that diabetes is curable, their medical knowledge and
experience becomes immediately suspect.

(Actually diabetes is caused by eating the green jellybean's before the
red one. You have to eat the red ones first.)

>
> In studies on mice and humans, a team of researchers at the Sanford-
> Burnham Medical Research Institute in the US found that high-levels
> of fat disrupted two key proteins that turn genes on and off.
>
> The "transcription factors" FOXA2 and HNF1A activate a pancreatic
> enzyme that in healthy people prevents diabetes developing, the Daily
> Mail reported.
>
> When the proteins stop working, the enzyme is shut down, which in
> turn upsets the ability of insulin-secreting beta cells in the
> pancreas to monitor blood sugar levels.
>
> Without this glucose sugar-sensing mechanism, blood sugar cannot be
> regulated properly.
>
> The discovery, published in the journal Nature Medicine, helps
> explain why Type 2 diabetes is so often linked to obesity and it
> could also lead to a potential cure for the condition, the
> researchers said.
>
> Study leader Dr Jamey Marth said, "Now that we know more fully how
> states of over-nutrition can lead to Type 2 diabetes, we can see more
> clearly how to intervene.
>
> "The identification of the molecular players in this pathway to
> diabetes suggests new therapeutic targets and approaches towards
> developing an effective preventative or perhaps curative treatment.
> "This may be accomplished by beta cell gene therapy or by drugs that
> interfere with this pathway in order to maintain normal beta cell
> function."
>
> http://dailypioneer.com/361028/How-f...-diabetes.html
>
> More at:
> http://www.dailypioneer.com
>
> Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
> Om Shanti
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It isn't even close you dimwit.


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Since has to do with time. You mean "as" newsgroup posts are being ...

For someone who claims to be a Doctor, your grammar is surprisingly
lacking. But as a pretend Doctor it is quite understandable.

You wouldn't have a clue about diabetes, nutrition, cardio health or
anything of a Biblical nature. You are a fake, a phoney, a pretender. A
sad and pathetic little man who lives in a Walter Mitty online world
where your greatest claim to fame is to possibly the most killfiled
entity on Usenet.

How fatty food triggers diabetes

PTI
The Pioneer
Tuesday, August 16, 2011

London - For the first time, scientists have discovered how fatty
food trips a genetic switch in the body that can trigger diabetes, a
finding they say could lead to a potential cure for the disease.

In studies on mice and humans, a team of researchers at the Sanford-
Burnham Medical Research Institute in the US found that high-levels
of fat disrupted two key proteins that turn genes on and off.

The "transcription factors" FOXA2 and HNF1A activate a pancreatic
enzyme that in healthy people prevents diabetes developing, the Daily
Mail reported.

When the proteins stop working, the enzyme is shut down, which in
turn upsets the ability of insulin-secreting beta cells in the
pancreas to monitor blood sugar levels.

Without this glucose sugar-sensing mechanism, blood sugar cannot be
regulated properly.

The discovery, published in the journal Nature Medicine, helps
explain why Type 2 diabetes is so often linked to obesity and it
could also lead to a potential cure for the condition, the
researchers said.

Study leader Dr Jamey Marth said, "Now that we know more fully how
states of over-nutrition can lead to Type 2 diabetes, we can see more
clearly how to intervene.

"The identification of the molecular players in this pathway to
diabetes suggests new therapeutic targets and approaches towards
developing an effective preventative or perhaps curative treatment.
"This may be accomplished by beta cell gene therapy or by drugs that
interfere with this pathway in order to maintain normal beta cell
function."

http://dailypioneer.com/361028/How-f...-diabetes.html

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Om Shanti

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On 8/27/2011 10:31 PM, Elmo wrote:

> On 28/08/2011 11:43 AM, Jay Maharaj wrote:
>> How fatty food triggers diabetes
>>
>> PTI
>> The Pioneer
>> Tuesday, August 16, 2011
>>
>> London - For the first time, scientists have discovered how fatty
>> food trips a genetic switch in the body that can trigger diabetes, a
>> finding they say could lead to a potential cure for the disease.
>
> If anyone think that diabetes is curable, their medical knowledge and
> experience becomes immediately suspect.

Jay isn't a medical doctor, or a doctor of any other kind. He is a
mercenary propagandist, and a self-confessed ass-troll-oger, and claims
to have been fleecing gullible people since before 1947(claim made in
1997 that he "began my practice more than 50 years ago"). He doesn't
even use his real name, or make available any verifiable information on
himself. He claims to be a "native Sanskrit speaker", but was soundly
trounced when called on it by someone fluent in Sanskrit. He's also
claimed, for the past 20 years, to be the oldest poster to USENET, which
he obviously is in no position to judge, since posters typically do not
reveal their ages. Apparently he is over 100 years old now, if one is to
believe his claims from 20 years ago. He is also one of the worst bigots
on USENET, with an agenda that is anti-Christian, anti-Muslim,
anti-Jewish, anti-black, anti-***, anti-anything that doesn't fit his
narrow chauvinist, xenophobic, bigoted commission.

Some of his "predictions" as an ass-troll-oger:

"But, there are many Jyotishis and wise persons in both India and
Pakistan who are predicting a unification, or merger close to
the year 2000.

Is there any astrological truth to this? Very simply -- yes!
The simple explanation points to the combination of a retrograde
Jupiter and retrograde Saturn in Mesh (Aries) at the end of the
year 2000. There will be an uprising in most of Pakistan and
several parts of India at that time."
---Jay Stevens Maharaj, 3/13/93

"Based on one of mankind's most time-tested sciences, Jyotish,
(_no experimentation here_!) the India-Pakistan reunification
should occur on our about July 26, 2000 (the date of the final
signing of the pact.)"
From: Jai Maharaj )
Subject: India-Pakistan Unification
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian
Date: 1993-04-18 13:24:50 PST

"By December, 1996 most of the formalities for the merger would
have been agreed-to in principle."
----Jay Stevens Maharaj, 4/18/93

"The predicted reunification is to occur in a little over
seven years from now. If you have normally healthy kids,
they should live to see it. The same holds true for you
being able to witness it."
----Jay Stevens Maharaj 12/12/93

"The process[of reunification] has already begun and should
peak about the middle of the next decade."
---Jay Stevens Maharaj, 6/05/99


"PAKISTAN MAY SPLIT IN NEXT 25 YEARS"
---Jay Stevens Maharaj, tacitly conceding the worthlessness of his
"predictions", 3/06/2000


"This is more evidence of the reunification of countries
in the region -- as predicted by me and several other
Jyotishis. The reunification is complete at many vital
levels, and in varying degrees of completion at others."
----Jay Stevens Maharaj 6/20/2006

"In other words, the reunification of Bharat and Pakistan
(and Bangladesh) has taken place at most levels."
----Jay Stevens Maharaj 12/11/2008

"Just as the reunification of Bharat and Pakistan on most levels was
completed a few years ago, the reunification of Bharat and Shri Lanka
is also to take place in the future."
----Jay Stevens Maharaj 1/27/2010

On behalf of all real Vedic astrologers, on and off the
net, please accept my humble apologies. He is not one of us.
- Shyamasundara Dasa |>
19 Mar 1995



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