1.- Can the consumption of a diet high in carbohydrates and lipids produce Diabetes type 1 ? Please explain your answer.

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Yes and this is because when there's a lot of sugar in the body ,you urinate more.When urinating it means you are removing waste from the body therefore large amount of water goes out of the body causing your body to dry out.From this, insulin is caused by the effect of increased urination thus causing diabetes Type 1.

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