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How can diabetes two effect kidneys?
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High sugars: Can damage most tissues in the body mechanisms understood- high sugars cause inflammation/dysfunction of lining of blood vessels and organs themselves affect kidneys, nerves, heart, eyes etc etc.
Answered 2/23/2020
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