 Category: Diabetes
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[ 2008-02-29 ]
This article offers information on the use of artificial sweeteners and natural sugar alternatives in diabetic recipes. by Dr Anne
[ 2008-02-28 ]
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease caused by the inability of the pancreas to produce insulin or to use the insulin produced in the proper way. Diabetes is the 7th leading cause by Dr Anne
[ 2008-02-28 ]
Insulin was the first, and remains the primary means of treatment for Type 1 diabetes and is administered by subcutaneous injection. This method is necessary since insulin is destroyed by gastric stomach secretions when it is taken by mouth. Insulin injections must be balanced with meals and daily activities, and glucose by Dr Anne
[ 2008-02-27 ]
Diabetes is a very serious disease. Left unchecked, it can bring serious consequences including death. Fortunately, it is a disease that can be managed. by Robert Baird Baird 
[ 2008-02-26 ]
The chronic complications of diabetes are typically classified as microvascular, macrovascular, or neuropathic. by Alison McKenzie
[ 2008-02-25 ]
Diabetes can be controlled by a healthy diet. By learning about the Glycemic Index, one can empower themselves to learn which foods should be avoided and which foods can be beneficial to their health. All individuals can benefit from the Glycemic Index, but this information is particularly invaluable to someone with diabetes. by Robert Baird Baird
[ 2008-02-23 ]
Advise your patient to purchase shoes that are made of natural material, such as leather. Explain that synthetics don't allow enough air circulation. by Dev Sri
[ 2008-02-21 ]
The risk of diabetic persons developing high blood pressure is two times higher. Left untreated, diabetes increases the right of heart diseases and stroke. When a person has diabetes and high blood pressure, the chances of heart failure increase by four times. It is therefore essential for diabetic patients find ways to control hypertension or high blood pressure. by Dr John Anne
[ 2008-02-18 ]
Did you know that there are many natural foods and herbal supplements that you can take that will help decrease your blood sugar level naturally? Diabetic mellitus patients are frequently made aware of the innumerable pharmaceutical products that are accessible, but what if you want to naturally decrease your blood sugar level? by Dr John Anne
[ 2008-02-16 ]
Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder that occurs when the beta cells of the pancreas i.e. islets of langerhans are not able to produce a sufficient amount of insulin to avert hyperglycemia. by Alison McKenzie
[ 2008-02-15 ]
In addition to diabetes itself being a risk factor for heart attacks and strokes, there are other risk factors that people with diabetes should be aware of in order to reduce the risk factor of having a heart attack and/or stroke. This includes central obesity; studies by the American Heart Association have indicated that while obesity by itself is a risk for a heart attack, carrying excess weight around the waist increases the risk of having a heart attack. This is believed to be due to abdominal fat increases bad cholesterol more than fat on other areas of the body. by Peter sams
[ 2008-02-15 ]
Diabetes or madhumeh as per ayurveda is a disease in which there is improper functioning of insulin and as a result sugar level in the by JoAnn Graham
[ 2008-02-11 ]
If you are overweight--especially if you carry a lot of fat around your middle--you are at risk for, or may already have developed insulin resistance or Type 2 Diabetes. But if you act now, by making a few simple changes to your diet and lifestyle, you can prevent these sneaky killers from making a train wreck of your life. by Juliet Cohen
[ 2008-02-11 ]
Diabetes is a life-long disease marked by high levels of sugar in the blood. Glucose comes from the foods you eat. Insulin is a hormone that helps the glucose get into your cells to give them energy. Glucose is the main source of fuel for the body. by Nick Mutt
[ 2008-02-07 ]
Diabetes is a major killer of people and overweight is one of the main reasons for it. This article is about the diabetes information with basic of diabetes causes, symptoms and natural treatments. by Nick Mutt
[ 2008-02-07 ]
In prediabetes the blood sugar levels of the body are elevated over a period of time and within a specific range. It also increases the risk factors for the individual for cardiovascular disease, heart attack and stroke. by Robert Baird Baird
[ 2008-02-06 ]
Your nursing interventions should focus on providing foot care, monitoring your patient's response to the prescribed drugs and promoting circulation after surgery. by Alison McKenzie
[ 2008-02-06 ]
The Glycemic Index determines how long certain carbohydrates take to break down and digest in the system. Those with a high rating, take the longest time to break down and do the most damage to the system of someone with diabetes. by Alison McKenzie
[ 2008-01-30 ]
For people who are diabetic, particularly those who are insulin dependent, a low glycemic index diet is preferable. These foods allow the insulin or medication to respond better to the blood glucose and allows for sugars to break down more naturally. by Wayne Channon
[ 2008-01-23 ]
Given the current practical limitations of glucose monitoring and insulin delivery systems, in addition to the current shortage of cadaveric organs, an alternative source of cells that can sense blood glucose levels by adrian whittle
[ 2008-01-14 ]
This article discusses what how diabetes occurs in the body and some of the issues involved in eating the right foods for the disease. It covers the types of carbohydrates to eat and some great reference material when planning a diet. by Juliet Cohen
[ 2007-12-19 ]
Type 1 diabetes is also called insulin-dependent diabetes. It is a chronic condition in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin, a hormone needed to convert sugar (glucose) into energy. Diabetes is a lifelong disease for which there is not yet a cure. by Juliet Cohen
[ 2007-12-19 ]
Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes. Type 2 Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that is primarily characterized by insulin resistance, relative insulin deficiency, and hyperglycemia. In type 2 diabetes, either the body does not produce enough insulin or the cells ignore the insulin. by Juliet Cohen
[ 2007-12-19 ]
Diabetes is not a newly born disease, it has been with human race from long back, but we came to knew about it in 1552 B.C. During First Century A.D diabetes described by Arateus as 'the melting down of flesh and limbs into urine. Diabetes was given its name by the Greek Physician Aretaeus (30-90CE). by Predrag Iljic
[ 2007-12-19 ]
The occurrence of red eye symptoms (e.g. as in subconjunctival hemorrhage) often indicates high blood pressure. by Dr John Anne
[ 2007-12-14 ]
If some is suffering from diabetes, it means that his body cannot produce insulin in normal fashion. As a result, it increases the glucose level in the blood. Switching to healthy diabetic diet plan can be of help at this time. Planning for an appropriate diet is a crucial part of your treatment journey, because it can manage the level of glucose in your blood. by Dr John Anne
[ 2007-12-14 ]
Sugar is part of a whole slew of meals. The carbohydrates that we eat are later on converted into sugar or glucose while it undergoes the processes inside our body. These sugars are what we use for energy. by Dr John Anne
[ 2007-12-14 ]
Juvenile Diabetes
For many years, Type 1 Diabetes has been referred to as Juvenile Diabetes. Most often, the people who are diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes are children and young adults. Insulin is a natural hormone found in your body that helps the body to convert sugar, starches, and other foods into the energy that is needed to sustain life. by Dr John Anne
[ 2007-12-14 ]
What Causes Type 1 Diabetes?
Even with the modern technology and information available today, Type 1 Diabetes causes remain a mystery to the medical world. There is no one certain cause that can be linked to the onset of diabetes. However, there are certain factors that are present among the majority of the people who have been diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. by Dr John Anne
[ 2007-12-14 ]
It does not always take a long time for the onset of Type 1 Diabetes. This type of diabetes can form in only a matter of weeks, so it is important that you know the symptoms that will alert you to the need of a checkup by your physician. Since Type 1 Diabetes is a long-term illness, it is imperative in the successful management of the disease to get an early diagnosis. by Dr John Anne
[ 2007-12-14 ]
Types of Treatments
The most important part of a Type 1 Diabetes Treatment plan is managing blood glucose levels. When if you diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, you should work closely with your physician in order to find a plan of treatment that is right for you treatments may vary according to religious beliefs or other health problems involved. There are different types of medical treatment as well as natural treatments and management plans. by Wayne Channon
[ 2007-12-13 ]
Stem cells offer a potential solution to the opposed requirements of cell proliferation and function. by sue Marshall
[ 2007-12-12 ]
There are three main forms of diabetes: type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes which have different causes and population distributions. by Sean Domenic
[ 2007-12-05 ]
Recently the childhood obesity has taken a form of endemic in the United States. Rate of childhood obesity has increased by 5 fold from 1970s to the current time. Consumption of food rich in calories and fats are the main culprits for this increasing trend in the childhood obesity. A major part of this increase calorie intake by children comes from consumption of fast food. by Sean Domenic
[ 2007-11-01 ]
Exercise is an integral part of life for everyone. This becomes especially true in the case of a person with diabetes, in which case it is part of the treatment of diabetes as well. For a diabetic exercise should be a daily routine. Daily exercise would help a diabetic person to have good blood sugar control in addition to making him or her physically fit. Daily exercise also would make a diabetic person less susceptible for a heart attack and nerve damage from diabetes.
by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
For those suffering from diabetes, watching their diet and health is not a choice, but a requirement. Making healthy choices can aid in managing diabetes by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
Helps patients learn interactively about blood glucose management with a comprehensive chart to record blood glucose, meals, and medicines. by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
Most healthcare providers will refer diabetes patients to a dietician or nutritionist to discuss a healthy eating plan. by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
Information about gestational diabetes, as well as pre-existing diabetic conditions that may effect pregnancy. by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
Bitter melon is used primarily used for the management of non-insulin dependent diabetes. by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
Comprehensive overview covers symptoms, treatment of this lifelong endocrine condition. by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
A guide to overviews of diabetes complications of the eyes, feet, kidneys, heart, skin and nerves. by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
The symptoms of type 2 diabetes aren't always obvious and they can take a long time to develop. by Richard Bean
[ 2007-10-16 ]
There are lots of myths and misconceptions about diabetes. So how much do you really know about diabetes by Rudy Silva
[ 2007-10-03 ]
How do you stop diabetes? By eating a good diet and using the right supplements that help to prevent diabetes. In this article you will find the right diabetes information that will help you prevent diabetes. by Spencer Hunt
[ 2007-10-01 ]
Glyconutrients supplements help the body towards optimal health. Many people see wonderful results and want to say that they were 'healed or cured'. This is wrong. Read this article to find out the difference between nutrition for the body and a 'cure'. by Wayne Channon
[ 2007-09-20 ]
Type 1 diabetes is caused by autoimmune destruction of pancreatic stem cells and is characterised by absolute insulin insufficiency. by Juliet Cohen
[ 2007-09-17 ]
Diabetes is a hormone disorder that can cause problems with the kidneys, legs and feet, eyes, heart, nerves, and blood flow. by Juliet Cohen
[ 2007-09-17 ]
Diabetes is a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin. Insulin is a hormone that is needed to convert sugar, starches and other food into energy needed for daily life. by Donald Mckenzie Jr
[ 2007-09-07 ]
Although many people believe diabetics render you helpless, exercise is a big help in controlling the negative side affects. Here is a great example of how a diabetic person should exercise without endangering themselves. |
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