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Japanese Scientists Discover The Real Cause Of Type 2 Diabetes,
And It's Not What You Think

Struggling with Type 2 Diabetes despite doing everything right?
That's because the root cause lies deeper than you think.

A 2023 study in Biomolecules uncovered a surprising factor linked to type 2 diabetes - it's all about the power plants in our cells, the mitochondria.

This in-depth research into our cellular machinery found that certain genetic mutations affecting how mitochondria function could be a key player in Type 2 Diabetes.

These mutations disrupt how our cells produce energy, which can mess up insulin production and how our body uses it. Basically, if the mitochondria aren't working right due to these genetic issues, controlling diabetes becomes a tougher battle.

So, managing Type 2 Diabetes might need more than just the usual treatments. Tackling those tiny cellular powerhouses could open new doors in type 2 diabetes care.

Reference:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9855690/

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