Role of vitamin d in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus

Abstract

Introducción: La vitamina D se ha considerado como un componente protector para la diabetes mellitus tipo II, esto se debe a que la sensibilidad a la insulina se estimula por la expresión de los receptores insulínicos y la activación de los receptores de la proliferación de peroxisomas, la cual se estimula de una manera indirecta sobre la secreción insulínica y va a estar regulada por la calbindina. La deficiencia de la vitamina D, de igual forma es un problema de salud a nivel mundial, donde en nuestro país, Ecuador, tras ubicarse en la zona ecuatorial, existe pocos estudios que comprueben que al estar en una zona de alta radiación solar influye o no en los valores de la vitamina D, ya que únicamente se comprobó la deficiencia de la vitamina D en enfermedades como la Esclerosis múltiple, con una prevalencia del 42 %.Objetivo: describir el rol de la vitamina D en pacientes con diabetes mellitus tipo 2.Metodología: es una revisión bibliográfica de tipo narrativa. Se recopilo la información por medio de base de datos como: Pubmed y Scopus. Límite de tiempo 5 años, idioma inglésResultados: La suplementación de vitamina D en los pacientes diabéticos, contribuye a disminuir la resistencia a la insulina y durante los análisis de los controles glicémicos, se observó una disminución de la glucosa como también de la hemoglobina glicosilada.Conclusiones: La vitamina D tiene cierta aceptación como un tratamiento en si para la diabetes mellitus tipo 2.

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