Really? Is that because the actual disease is hereditary and the obesity just triggers it or are you saying that obesity is hereditary? I don’t think obesity is hereditary. Perhaps hereditary was the wrong word, I don’t know the word for something that just manifests through no fault of your own vs something due to lifestyle
He hasn't played a single career game in the AHL. Great call by Gorton (and DQ)
It’s multi-factorial. Of course obesity is a huge risk factor for type 2 diabetes but non-obese people can still develop it. There are certain populations of people who are more at risk. Type 1 is caused by the immune system attacking the pancreas, there are some genetic links to making you more at risk for autoimmune conditions, but surprisingly type 2 has shown a stronger hereditary pattern.
I don’t think they are anymore actually
Larkin is a very chippy player who crosses the line in the style of the old Red Wings teams: "legal interference" = "we do it so often they can't possibly call us for all of them." Sums up Larkin's hits often.
He also has literally no idea who Ryan Lindgren is, as evidenced by asking on the bench and getting a surprised face.
