Well, Air pollution can also increase the risk of diabetes?

 Diabetes is, of course, one of the most advanced and fast-growing diseases in the early twentieth century. It affects about 420 million people worldwide and 30 million in the United States. The main agent of this disease is an abnormal diet, lifestyle and obesity. But recent research has suggested that air air may also contribute to diabetes.

Evidence through the current level of research, worldwide, is presenting a risk to our health. According to Dr. Ziyad al-Aly, current air pollution has been found to be a leading cause of diabetes worldwide.

In a study to determine the level of air pollution on the risk of diabetes, it was analyzed in the atmosphere from dust particles, smoke particles and water drops in the atmosphere. According to previous studies, these compounds can penetrate the bloodstream through breathing through the lungs, causing serious health problems. It can also cause heart disease, stroke, cancer, and kidney disease.

At the moment, other substances in the environment can cause diabetes risk because it has a negative effect on reducing the amount of insulin (a hormone that preserves normal blood sugar levels) and irritates the body and causes the body to fail. Can process glucose into internal energy.

In total, the researchers calculated that the pollution contributed to 3.2 million new diabetes patients, about 14 percent worldwide in 2016.

But for the year 2018, no specific statistics and rates have been established, indicating the relationship between the effects of air pollution and the risk of diabetes. But this discovery will have a positive effect for the world to find even greater risk-reduction measures caused by air pollution.