Background and Aims

ABSTRACT

1-T2DM is dominantly transmitted disease

use Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT),

4- the treatment is normal life style if not wanted the only medication useful is insulin’s (basal or fast action)

AIMS

1-to digose hyperglycemia 2- treat with normal life style and rapid insulin 3- to emphasize that DMT2 is a dominantly inherited disease t

Methods

Method

all subjects studied were volunteers

The Oral Glutcose Tolerance test was used

1-300 subjects were fastin the rest with their usuall daily beakfast

2- blood gucose measure with a glucometer and blood was taken from the cubital vein. subjects took orally a 75 gr glucose solution. Fast acting insulin injetetd if the blood glucose was higher than 200mg/d

3-one hourr after the intake of the glucose solution blood glucose was measured again with the glucometer and blood was taken from the cubital vein

4-insulin, glucose, glucagon, cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL,were measured when the study was done in Brownsville Texas in Bogota no glucagon was measure

5-Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c), is meassure now

Results

RESULTS

1-6% of the total volunteer studie were normal and they did not have family memebers with DMT2

2-94% have abnormal blood gluose: I-13% had hyperinsulinemia. II-48% had Impaiered Glucose Tolerance IGT-III-32% had prediabetes without symptoms.IV- 2% had hypoglycemia, without symptoms

Conclusions

CONCLUSIONS

1-DMT2 is a dominantly inherited disease

2-DMT2 begins with normal glucose and glucagon, if the patient has a normal life style. If the person does not normal life style develops hyperlycemia, or prediabetes, or diabetes