Patricia High-Edo is among the 13.3 million Americans over age 20 who have been diagnosed with diabetes, more than half the number in 1980. Nine out of ten people with type 2 diabetes. But Jasmine represents something even more alarming: the rapidly increasing signs of type 2 diabetes in children. Type 2 diabetes has always been in families, but the increase in obesity among adolescents and young adults has made the figures are increasing at a speed never seen before. This disease strikes both sexes equally, but increases the risk of heart disease and premature death more men than women, according to a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Women in families like Ms. High-Edo carry this burden differently. Protect their children and themselves from a disorder caused by food can mean taking responsibility for changing eating habits of the entire family. While specialists are increasingly dealing with intergenerational cases, are also finding that what is true in these homes, should also be in the general population. The only way to curb the epidemic of diabetes is managed as a family problem.
Eating a variety of foods and being physically active are keys to good health. When you eat a variety of foods and exercise regularly, you can keep one, feel good, and have enough energy to take care of yourself and your family. The body mass index (BMI, for its acronym in English) is one of the ways you and your doctor can tell if you have a healthy weight, overweight or obese. A BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 is in the range of healthy weight. For example, if John measured 1.72 meters (5’8 “) and weighs 68.04 kilos (150 pounds), your BMI is 23, which means you have a healthy weight. 
Sweet potatoes, strawberries, or strawberries, blackberries, and papayas have much flavor and provide many nutrients and fewer calories. More often choose whole or cut fruit instead of fruit juices. The juices have little or no fiber and too much sugar added to them. Add vegetables to your stews, sauces and soups favorites. Eat foods you like but eat small amounts of food high in fat and calories, such as ice cream, and notice how often you eat. Read the "Nutrition Facts" on the labels to see the amount of fat and calories in the serving listed. 
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