If you don't eat a lot of fried or greasy food, can you still end up with type 2 diabetes?
If your diet is honestly pretty reasonable, not a lot of fried or greasy food, can you still end up with type 2 diabetes?
2026-08-13 13:38667 views
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FasTreat Team
Yes, completely possible. Diet is one factor among several. Age, family history, ethnicity, where body fat is carried, and social/economic factors all play a documented role according to Diabetes Canada, and none of those are things diet alone controls. Someone with a genuinely reasonable diet can still develop type 2 diabetes if other risk factors are stacked against them, which is part of why it's misleading to treat diabetes as purely a "junk food" disease.
References:
https://obesitycanada.ca/healthcare-professionals/adult-clinical-practice-guideline/
https://guidelines.diabetes.ca/GuideLines/media/Docs/Quick%20Reference%20Guide/2024-CPG-Quick-Reference-Guide.pdf
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