As a diabetic you are probably aware that you are at risk of suffering one or more of the awful health problems this disease can cause... heart disease... stroke... kidney disease... nerve damage... neuropathy of the feet…
Posts published in August 2022
Relatively easy, simple to adapt lifestyle changes can dramatically reduce your chances of developing Type 2 diabetes. It is unquestionably better to prevent any illness developing than to have to treat or manage it. There are two…
One of the biggest misconceptions about Type 2 diabetes is that you have to stop eating regular food. If you have been diagnosed with diabetes and are worried you are going to be required to eat salads…
When Type 2 diabetes strikes, almost every system and area of your body is affected at some level... with some systems being disrupted more than others. While some of these areas might only be mildly impacted, it…
Pre diabetes symptoms are early signs for those who will suffer from full-blown diabetes. Pre diabetes is characterized by increased blood sugar levels but still not sufficient to be classified as type 2 diabetes. We should be…
Treating Type 2 diabetes does not require a revolutionary approach. Fortunately, it is a disease we understand quite well, so we know what it takes to manage it. And if you're wondering if you can "reverse" your…
It is axiomatic. We all have the same blood sugar requirements as human beings, so how then does this process become skewed and even deteriorate until it is associated with illness like diabetes. When I was three…
Bitter melon: you've seen it in the health food store. Alternative names, depending on the country that is talking about it, are ampalaya, corilla, karela, caraille, or charanta. What it can do is actually lower your insulin…
Diabetes can lead to complications such as numb feet. Individual diagnosed with diabetes can have disorder which damages their nerves resulting in numbness or tingling in feet and hands and slowly affects all the organs of the…
Being a type 2 diabetic, what does that mean to you? It may mean being on medications to control your blood sugar. Most individuals with type 2 diabetes have a hard time lowering your blood sugar without…
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