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Erectile Dysfunction Due to Diabetes
A diabetes, as a chronic disease, can lead to numerous complications, especially if not properly managed. Poorly controlled blood sugar levels can have detrimental effects on the body’s blood vessels and nerves over time, leading to various health issues, including sexual dysfunction. In particular, erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common consequence that may arise from diabetes, especially in men. The connection between diabetes and sexual functions is becoming increasingly evident, as poor blood sugar levels and long-term complications, such as nerve and vascular damage, directly impact sexual health. These conditions can not only be physical problems but also have psychological effects that further exacerbate the situation. Therefore, it is important…
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The relationship between harmful fatty acids and diabetes
The relationship between obesity and diabetes has long been known, yet the exact mechanisms and causes are still subjects of research. Obesity is not just an aesthetic problem; it carries numerous health risks, particularly metabolic disorders such as diabetes. As a consequence of obesity, the functioning of adipose tissues changes, which also affects the body’s metabolism. Adipose tissues store energy derived from food, but in an obese state, these tissues cannot function properly. When adipose tissues lose their normal function, dangerous substances, such as free fatty acids, are released into the body. These free fatty acids have harmful effects on muscle and liver cells, leading to disruptions in insulin production…
