Recent studies argue that people who are extremely stressed due to work and many other reasons, may be exposed to the risk of type two diabetes. According to the researchers, the results of the study show that chronic stress, resulting from work activities, whose key aspects are emotional exhaustion, physical and mental fatigue, could be a risk factor for the onset of type two diabetes in apparently healthy subjects.
It has been hypothesized that stress has a significant role in the development of type two diabetes, so emotional stress can pose a health risk. Previous studies have already stressed its association with the risk of cardiovascular disease, sleep disorders, fertility alterations, and musculoskeletal ...
