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What happens to a child with diabetes later in life?
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Type 1 I presume: He may develop complications. Dr thornalley in england has shown that diabetics excrete large amounts of vitamin b 1 in urine. I would advise a supplement of thiamine and magnesium with a well rounded multivitamin for life. Seek a good nutritionist for doses.
Answered 6/26/2013
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