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Return To Diabetes FAQ Archive   What are the differences between Type 1 diabetes and Type 2 diabetes? Answered By Editor In Type 1 diabetes there is pancreatic beta cell deficiency due to autoimmune disorders. Antibodies are formed against beta cells causing insulin deficiency. In Type 2 diabetes there is insulin resistance, not insulin deficiency. Type 2 diabetes occurs mostly due to lifestyle factors such as high fat diet and low exercise. keywords: Diabetes | Diabetic | Type 1 Diabetes | Type 2 Diabetes | Pancreas | Pancreatic Beta Cell Deficiency | Autoimmune Disorders | Insulin Deficiency | Insulin Resistance | Insulin Resistant Blood Glucose Range Blood Glucose Reading Ascensia Blood Glucose Monitor

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