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Type 1: Taking insulin, carbohydrate, fat and protein counting, frequent blood sugar monitoring, eating healthy foods, and maintaining a healthy weight. There is no cure.

Type 2: Healthy eating, regular exercise/weight loss, possibly diabetes medication or insulin therapy, or blood sugar monitoring.

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Middle aged and older adults are most likely to get type 2 diabetes. However, because of lifestyle choices, it is becoming more prevalent in young people.

Type 1 diabetes is most commonly diagnosed in children and young adults.

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- Get plenty of physical activity
- Get plenty of fiber and whole grains
- Loose extra weight

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WebMD

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Type 1: Genetics, exposure to viruses, and other environmental factors.

Type 2: Genetics, excess weight, and inactivity.

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Type 1: Unexplained weight loss and fatigue.
Type 2: Areas of darkened skin and blurred vision

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Type 1: It is the second most common chronic illness in children, behind asthma.

Type 2: It is the most common type of diabetes.

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Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes are non-communicable

Type 1: the body cannot produce insulin and the body breaks down carbs you eat into blood sugar, which is used for energy. Insulin is a hormone that the body needs to get blood sugar from the bloodstream to the cells of the body.
Type 2: the body can make insulin but its cells do not use it the way they should.