Junk food eating dads might give diabetes in children

Warning comes as Britain beats an epidemic of diabetes type 2, with 2 million people already diagnosed.

LONDON: men who stack on junk food can be condemning their future potential diabète.Pères children should keep an eye on their diet in the same way that mothers, involves a new study.

The warning is that Great Britain defeated an epidemic of diabetes type 2, with two million people already diagnosed and this figure is expected to double by 2025.

Seven additional million are on the line of the State, which is generally average age.It significantly raises the chances of heart disease, stroke and the conditions that lead to amputation of a membre.Il can also shorten the life of 10 years, reports the Daily Mail.

Much of the increase has been attributed to Seattle.Mais expansion study suggests at least some of the seeds of destruction may be sown in previous generations, according to the nature magazine.

Researchers Australian and American fed of young male rats a diet high in fats, their mated females in good health and monitoring the health of female offspring.

These 'girls' developed diabetes before they reach puberty, with blood glucose concentrations double those of young people born in other males.

Girls of junk food rats has also produced half of the amount of insulin, the hormone that regulates blood glucose levels and is essential for the development of diabetes.

Although experience included small single women believed that male descendants would be similarly affected.

It is believed that fatty foods caused subtle changes to DNA in sperm rats causing problems in the metabolism of the next generation.

Margaret Morris, University of New South Wales, Sydney, told New Scientist log: "If similar effects apply in humans, it stressed the need for men to maintain a healthy diet weight and body."

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