Diabetes Mellitus or DM are a metabolic disorder characterized by the decreased ability to process glucose in the body. Usually split into two groups, Type 1 is one where a patient produces no insulin is hence incapable of regulating sugar which leads to dangerous levels of blood glucose (Hyperglycemia). Type II diabetics do produce insulin however this is more variable, with the body unable to process glucose or insulin levels either producing too much, too little, or insulin that is not efficient (insulin resistance).
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When a food affects medications in the body, this is called food-drug interaction. Food can prevent medicine from working the way it should and can cause medicinal side effects to become better or worse and/or cause new side effects to occur. Drugs can also change the way the body uses food.
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Answer : A, B , C
Explanation: the second option
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The drug stimulates a chemical reaction