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Diabetic autonomic neuropathy affects 40 60% of all diabetics and is commonly known as the ‘silent killer’ because it is so tricky to detect and can harm vital organs like the heart and kidneys. The focus generally tends to be on easier-to-detect sensory neuropathy that affects the extremities and can lead to amputation. With more than 3 million South Africans diagnosed with diabetes (mainly type 2), the local pandemic is predicted to triple in size in just over 2 decades due to an increasingly sedentary, Western way of life that is resulting in widespread obesity.

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