Diabetes - The difference between type 1 and type 2

285 MILLION PEOPLE SUFFER FROM DIABETES GLOBALLY BREAKDOWN OF DIABETES TYPES WORLDWIDE. 90% ΤΥΡΕ 2 DIABETES 10% ΤΥPE 1 DIABETES ΤΥΡE 1 DIABETES ΤΥΡE 2 DIABETES GENERALLY APPEARS BEFORE THE AGE OF 40 40 GENERALLY APPEARS AFTER THE AGE OF 40 DEVELOPS WHEN THE BODY CAN PRODUCE INSULIN, JUST NOT ENOUGH OR IT DOESN'T WORK PROPERLY DEVELOPS IF YOUR BODY CAN'T PRODUCE INSULIN THE EXACT CAUSE IS UNKNOWN, BUT MOST LIKELY THERE IS A FAMILY HISTORY, LOW ACTIVITY LEVEL, POOR DIET, AND EXCESS BODY WEIGHT (ESPECIALLY AROUND THE WAIST) SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE YOUR VIRAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL TRIGGER IN GENETICALLY CAUSES SUSCEPTIBLE PEOPLE THAT CAUSES THE BODY'S WHITE BLOOD CELLS TO MISTAKENLY RISK FOR TYPE 2 DIABETES ATTACK THE INSULIN-PRODUCING PANCREATIC BETA CELLS IT'S PREDICTED THAT BY 2030 438 MILLION WILL SUFFER FROM DIABETES THAT'S MORE THAN THE COMBINED POPULATIONS OF THE USA & THE UK DIABETES POPULACE IN THE UK 3.9% SCOTLAND 209,886 4.5% NORTHERN IRELAND 65,066 5.1% ENGLAND 2,213,138 4.6% WALES 146,173 IT IS ESTIMATED THAT HALF A MILLION PEOPLE IN THE UK SUFFER FROM DIABETES BUT HAVEN'T BEEN DIAGNOSED THERE ARE OVER 22,000 CHILDREN IN THE UK WHO HAVE DIABETES 97% HAVE TYPE 1 1.5% HAVE TYPE 2 0-4 YRS 4% 0-4 YRS 0% 5-9 YRS 19.1% 5-9 YRS 1.8% 10-14 YRS 42.5% 10-14 YRS 39.1% 15 YRS 11.4% 15 YRS 22% 16 YRS 12.2% 16 YRS 21.7% 17 YRS 10.7% 17 YRS 15.6% TH DIABETES IS THE 5TH MOST COMMON CAUSE OF DEATH IN THE WORLD