Saturday, March 12, 2016

The Circle of Evidence

Diabetes may raise risk for dangerous staph infection
Overall, they found that people with any form of diabetes were almost three times more likely to acquire a staph blood infection outside of a hospital, compared to those without diabetes.
The risk jumped to more than seven times higher among people with type 1 diabetes, and almost three times higher for those with type 2 diabetes.
Yes, well maybe that's because it's Caused By Chronic Bacterial Infection.

(staph is suppressed by Endotoxin too...)

Bacteria may cause type 2 diabetes
A new study by University of Iowa microbiologists now suggests that bacteria may even be a cause of one of the most prevalent diseases of our time - Type 2 diabetes.
The research team led by Patrick Schlievert, PhD, professor and DEO of microbiology at the UI Carver College of Medicine, found that prolonged exposure to a toxin produced by Staphylococcus aureus (staph) bacteria causes rabbits to develop the hallmark symptoms of Type 2 diabetes, including insulin resistance, glucose intolerance, and systemic inflammation.
"We basically reproduced Type 2 diabetes in rabbits simply through chronic exposure to the staph superantigen," Schlievert says.

And exacerbated by Antibiotics, which are given for Bacterial Infections.
 Antibiotic use linked to type 2 diabetes diagnosis