The difference between the first type 1 and the 2nd type, and the difference between the first type

Chuyuan oral liquid is extracted from soybean oligopeptides, marine fish skin collagen oligopeptides and casein phosphopeptides and other substances, and is developed by scientific and technological technology.

Differences and functions of primary type 1 type 2.

Differences and functions of primary type 1 type 2.

The difference of Chuyuan type 1 lies in the material factors it contains, which is more conducive to nutritional supplementation suitable for postoperative people, which can not only increase people's physique and improve immunity, but also effectively promote the symptoms such as wound healing in the human body, and is also very helpful for the absorption of nutrients required by the human body. It is understood that the Chuyuan Type 2 is more suitable for people who are weak and tired, with a deficiency of qi and blood, and people who also seem to have no energy, and need to get the nutritional supplement of Chuyuan Type 2. In fact, whether it is Chuyuan oral liquid type 1 or type 2, it can also be taken by normal people, but you must be careful not to take too much.

The difference between the first yuan type 1 and the second type is also that their names are different, what they have in common is that they are very beneficial to the body, the first yuan type 1 is relatively more ** trauma, and the first yuan and type 2 are mainly to regulate internal deficiency, which are very good conditioning methods.

Chuyuan I is a golden box, mainly for patients to recover after surgery, and Chuyuan II is a red box, which is mainly for people who are weak and post-illness to supplement nutrition.

Type I is suitable for wounds after surgery and can help wounds heal better, while type II is suitable for patients with weakened systems after surgery, which can help patients supplement nutrition and better recover their health.

Primal type 1 and type 2 are two different types of diabetes that have some similarities and differences. Here are the differences between them.

The pathogenesis varies.

The pathogenesis is different between primary type 1 and type 2 patients. Primal type 1 is caused by insufficient insulin secretion caused by the destruction of pancreatic islet cells by the autoimmune system, causing high blood sugar. Type 2 diabetes, on the other hand, is caused by high blood sugar caused by insufficient insulin secretion or reduced insulin sensitivity by pancreatic islet cells.

Age differences. Initial type 1 diabetes usually occurs during childhood or adolescence, while type 2 diabetes tends to develop at some point in adulthood. The incidence of primary type 1 is relatively low, accounting for less than 10% of the total prevalence of diabetes, while type 2 is the main type of diabetes.

**In different ways.

Due to the different pathogenesis, primary type 1 and type 2 diabetes require different ways. Patients with primary type 1 diabetes must be injected with exogenous insulin to compensate for their own insulin deficiency. People with type 2 diabetes can control their blood sugar levels by adjusting their diet and exercising.

In severe cases, type 2 patients also need insulin injections.

Risk of complications.

Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes carry a risk of complications from severe spring disorders. Due to long-term poor control of blood glucose levels, patients may develop complications such as diabetic nephropathy, optic reticular omentopathy, and neuropathy. However, complications occur more quickly in patients with primary type 1 than in patients with type 2.

Conclusion. Incipient type 1 and type 2 diabetes are two common diseases. There are many differences between the two, such as pathogenesis, age characteristics, mode, and risk of complications.

For patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, it is important to make reasonable ** and lifestyle adjustments according to the doctor's advice to avoid or reduce the occurrence of complications.