Diabetes

What Are the Normal Blood Glucose Levels?

November 21, 2009

There are certain things which matters when we talk about human health. Sometimes, the rise and fall in these ratios can cause a serious problem for the survival of human beings. It is true for the glucose which is basically the major source of energy for humans and in animal’s cells. It is the kind [...]

5 Diabetes Myths Busted

November 20, 2009

I have been educating people with diabetes for two decades and I continue to be amazed at how many myths are still prevalent, so, I want to set the record straight on what I consider to be the top five diabetes myths. MYTH 1 – Eating too much sugar causes diabetes FACT: Actually, consuming too [...]

Is There an All Natural Diabetes Cure?

November 19, 2009

Is there such a thing as a Diabetes cure? Ask a doctor and you’ll most probably get an emphatic NO. Ask any ex Diabetes sufferer, and the answer you get will be somewhat different, because many have found an all natural cure for Diabetes. It’s widely accepted that Diabetes is a metabolism disorder, so therein [...]

Turmeric For Diabetes – Diagnosis, Control and Prevention

November 19, 2009

Diabetes is quite common in today’s society where it’s estimated that over 60% of adults are, at minimum, overweight. Diabetes quite serious and the worse case scenario, although quite rare, is death. There are many more short and long term common complications with diabetes, short term complications include excessive thirst, dehydration and drowsiness whilst long [...]

Comparing A Mediterranean-Style And Low-Fat Diet On Type 2 Diabetes

September 8, 2009

Today the rate of those who suffer from type 2 diabetes is continuing to increase. From 2005 to 2007 nearly 3 million new cases of those having the disease was reported for a total of 24 million people, an increase of 8 percent. Common means of treating new cases is with dietary changes. The purpose [...]

Using Exercise To Manage Diabetes

September 3, 2009

Diabetes effects millions in the U.S. and millions more abroad. In addition to those already diagnosed with the disease, there are millions more who are at risk of developing the disease. Treatment for the disease typically involves insulin injections or some type of oral medication. Diet and lifestyle change is also highly prescribed to help [...]

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