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What to do if i wanted to know at what blood sugar level (in mmol/l) will i get diabetes?
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There is no: Level at which you "get" diabetes. It's a continuous progression from normal to Insulin resistance to prediabetes to diabetes. There are no sudden changes, just worsening over time. Get your education now and begin diet, exercise and weight loss before it's too late. Prevention is always better than trteatment.
Answered 4/6/2020
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