The fundamental differences between Type I and II of sugar

Properties	The first type	Type II
Age	Usually before the age of thirty	Usually after the age of forty
The emergence of symptoms	Suddenly	Gradually
Physical condition	Patient is usually thin or only weight	Usually Smona
Medical symptoms	Usually extreme thirst, and an intense desire to eat, and frequent urination, and weight loss	Often without symptoms
Alkithonip acids	Often found	Usually do not appear
Insulin within the body	No	Exists, but the body is unable to take advantage of it
Morbidity in fat	Increase cholesterol and Turaagelesraad in blood	Increase cholesterol and Turaagelesraad in blood
Insulin therapy	Required	Required only in about 20-30% of patients
Sugar-lowering drugs	Should not be used	Used medically
Diet	Required with insulin	Required with or without drugs