Question

staying active to prevent diabetes
is a disorder in which the body cannot into energy
, a hormone secreted by the , stimulates the body to take up and use the
, or blood sugar, people get from food. this process is impaired in a
thirst, frequent urination, nausea, hunger, fatigue, and weight loss are some of the common symptoms of
diabetes.
type 1 diabetes:

• a very small percentage of people

suffer from type 1, which usually
appears in .

• a person with this type of diabetes

produces or no insulin
without insulin, glucose levels in the
blood remain low high.
type 2 diabetes:

• in type 2 diabetes, the pancreas produces

insulin but the body is not able to use
the insulin properly to glucose to
energy. the result is a high level of glucose in the
blood.

• type 2 diabetes is commonly seen in people who are

and in adults over 30. but children
and can also be affected,
especially if they are overweight.
to lower the risk of becoming diabetic, eat meals and snacks at regular intervals. monitor
your intake of foods high in , and if needed, replace them with foods having
more such as peanut butter and almonds.
type 2 diabetes usually develops , with no symptoms until it becomes . so its
important that you eat right and exercise regularly your life.
staying active to prevent osteoporosis
is a condition in which bone density decreases increases with age. the
bones become and more brittle and are more likely to break. bone density decreases because
as people age, the levels of calcium and phosphorus in the bones decrease increase
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Explanation:

The problem is about diabetes and osteoporosis, which are medical conditions. The subfield under Natural Science that deals with medical conditions and the body's functions is Medicine and Health. This subfield focuses on understanding diseases, their mechanisms, and prevention, which aligns with the content about diabetes (types, insulin function, prevention) and osteoporosis (bone density, age - related changes).

Answer:

Medicine and Health (under Natural Science)