How Type 2 Diabetes Is Breaking Your Bones

A small but significant study conducted by Mayo Clinic researchers reveals yet another disturbing Type 2 diabetes complication.

This complication increases the bone fracture traumas as well as bone density decline in type 2 diabetes sufferers.

Researchers conducted a study involving 60 women, of whom 30 were diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

They used a new medical device called an Osteoprobe to determine the hardness of a bone or deformation.

Researchers performed tests on the tibia bone that literally caused the bone to have a microscopic crack. This unusual test allowed them to measure the strength of the bone.

The results of the study showed that women who had type 2 diabetes had a significantly lower bone strength compare to women that did not have type 2 diabetes.

According to researchers, this could be explained by the fact that type 2 diabetes sufferers have experienced years of raised sugar levels that affected their bone durability.

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