Which of the following is a treatment for Type I but not Type II diabetes mellitus?
A) diet control
B) weight control
C) oral medications to lower blood glucose
D) insulin therapy
E) all of the above work on both conditions

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Type I diabetes mellitus is characterized by a complete lack of insulin production by the body, whereas Type II diabetes mellitus is characterized by insulin resistance. Therefore, insulin therapy is a treatment option for Type I diabetes, but not for Type II diabetes. Diet control, weight control, and oral medications can be used for both Type I and Type II diabetes.

Which of the Following Is a Treatment for Type I