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Diabetic vs. non diabetic sugar levels, what are the differences?

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It's a slow: Progression from obesity to Insulin resistance to prediabetes to diabetes. It's not sudden changes and drop=offs, but all part of the same disease. For normal levels for each stage, see diabetes.Org.

Answered 6/25/2014

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