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Thank you for your reply. I am just curious. I am a female who has been single my whole life and has done a lot of lugging and lifting to take care of two homes. Even though I am overweight, I have been very active. I’ve been overweight since I was a child. My father side of the family the females tend to be bigger.
Yes. Diabetes was on my mom side but she did not have it. She can eat sugar all day long and her BG will still be fine. she’s 88 years old and never had a problem.
Again, I thank you for your reply and yes, dish is definitely in less females than males. Maybe the lugging and lifting is why it happens to us females.