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diabesity

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diabesity
n (Med) → Diabetes f → wegen Fettleibigkeit
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a food manufacturer headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is convinced that the "root cause" of the pervasive lack of energy, which is a foremost concern of consumers across all demographics, is the same metabolic process that has given rise to the interlinked epidemics that comprise" diabesity.
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We know that fat consumption is tied to many chronic disease conditions such as CVD, diabesity, nephropathy, hepatopathy, neuro-endocrine and neuropathic syndrome, arthritis and cancer.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Diabesity strikes Joseph Konen, MD, MSPH, a medical and research specialist with Pfizer Inc.
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