Breathing and diabetes
I carry with apnea without diagnosing a lifetime.Possibly one of the possible causes of my DB1.
In any case, the amount of insulin that I need is seriously altered too much, and in variability (difficult diabetes tell me) because of apnea and breathing problems (due to crooked septum, fatigue, etc.).
Improving diabetes is improving breathing in my opinion.
I hope the subject is interested.
I didn't know that ...
I am asmatic due to hyperactivity and dust allergy before being diabetic ... I will see something to see ..
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