A global health problem may be obesity. Failure to treat it in time can lead to diabetes.
Explanation:
The higher the overweight, the higher the amount of fat in the body. In parallel, an increase in blood glucose is observed. Indeed, fat provides energy to the muscle to the detriment of glucose, which causes an increase in blood glucose. The pancreas secretes excess insulin to try to reduce the high amount of blood glucose, which leads to stagnation of the latter, which is not able to produce enough insulin. In this way, insulin can no longer regulate blood glucose. Then hyperglycemia occurs and diabetes also develops. Therefore, in the case of obese people, diabetes is a consequence of excess weight.
Renal failure is the end result of gradually losing kidney function. Causes of renal failure are high blood pressure and diabetes. Most cases go undetected until there is kidney failure.
