Losing weight with type 2 diabetes

Plus: $17 billion worth of treasure is found in a shipwreck from the 18th century. Jun 21, 2022 [Blueprint]( In the United States alone, diabetes has become so widespread that more than 37 million people (about one in 10) are estimated to suffer from it. While more common in people more than 45 years old, cases are also rising in children and young adults. Now, a research team from the University of Portsmouth is working on a breakthrough method that can help people with type 2 diabetes lose weight while sleeping. Neat! Before we get into it, let’s have a look at how a Tesla turbine that powered a house looks after six years of service. Good morning. I’m Mert, an editor at IE. This is The Blueprint. Let’s get started. [Play]VIDEO OF THE DAY [This Tesla turbine powered a house for 6 years. Here's how it looks now]( [Tesla turbine.]( Maintenance makes it perfect. [Must Read]MUST READ [A breakthrough method may help type 2 Diabetes patients to lose weight while asleep]( [Hypoxia has shown remarkable results for weight loss]( Researchers at the University of Portsmouth in the U.K. are looking to recruit volunteers for [a trial that will test hypoxia]( — a state where the body does not receive sufficient amounts of oxygen — as an intervention for type 2 diabetes, a [press release]( from the university announced. → Cutting pounds despite type 2 diabetes. Multiple studies have shown that hypoxia improves blood sugar levels and results in lower appetites in individuals. Now a team of researchers led by Dr. Ant Shephard at the School of Sport, Health and Exercise at the University of Portsmouth wants to deploy the method to replicate the figurative gains in patients with type 2 diabetes under controlled conditions, to build a deeper understanding of how the treatment works. 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