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The causes of diabetes?

I read the Wikipedia article on diabetes and was surprised that the cause listed as "a restriction viral infection or an environmental trigger ".... WTF ... I always thought that you, or who has inherited or developed because of bad eating habits, but it makes the impression that this is somewhat random. Are there viruses that circulate diabetes or something terribly wrong.

Perhaps all the above. For type 1 can be a virus. But if the diabetes is the family that is at risk of getting huge. Autoimmune Response: For reasons unknown, the immune system destroys some people mistakenly cells that produce insulin (called beta cells) in the pancreas. We believe that some people inherit genes that tell the body to recognize evil their cells beta as foreign invaders, then when you catch the flu or other virus, like the body is to kill the virus overseas, but also kills its own cells beta, and it mistakenly thinks the beta cells are also invasive. Researchers have learned that certain types of combinations of genes that predispose certain individuals to type 1 diabetes. ROS: They are formed as a byproduct chemical reactions in the body, exposure to snuff smoke, polluted air, food and other things. Some researchers believe that oxygen free radicals could contribute to the destruction of pancreatic cells. Chemicals and drugs: There are some some drugs that can cause diabetes. It is unlikely that genetic or environmental causes of diabetes. But it is likely that a person can inherit a genetic predisposition, then exposure to certain environmental factors can trigger the onset Diabetes. Type 2 diabetes, the body does not produce enough insulin or the body does not respond appropriately to insulin (insulin resistance). The causes of type 2 diabetes: Genetics: Researchers do not know how, but some people inherit a genetic predisposition to diabetes. The gene is more common in type 2 than type 1. If a person with type 1 diabetes have an identical twin, not a probability of 25 to 50 percent of the twin develops if a person with diabetes type 2 diabetes have an identical twin, the probability is 60 to 75 percent of the person develops diabetes. Some cultures have more diabetes: African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans. Insulin resistance: Investigators are still looking for the cause of insulin resistance, but essence or so there is not enough receptors on the cell or the receivers are not responding properly. Aging, obesity and lifestyle: Obesity is more common in diabetics, and may have a genetic cause of obesity. We know from the latest results of the Diabetes Prevention Trial that exercise changes in lifestyle (weight reduction and regular moderate Moderate) may prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes in some people. Age is also a factor, partly because the fact that people age, can become fatter and more sedentary, although this is not always the case, some people simply inherit the defect causing the pancreas to decrease insulin production as they age. While statistics indicate that 7% of the U.S. population have diabetes, the number increase up to 20% of people over 65 have type 2 diabetes. Gestational diabetes is diabetes that occurs in 3-5% of pregnant women. Like other types of diabetes, the exact cause is unknown. The causes of gestational diabetes hormones: During pregnancy, the placenta produces hormones important for the baby's growth, but these hormones cause insulin resistance and cause the body resembles that of a person with Type 2 diabetes. Genetics: Researchers suspect that genes responsible Type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes may be similar. obesity: Gestational diabetes is more common among women who are obese.

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