Natural Remedies for common medical conditions
Most people eating a Western diet have a sweet tooth. There is little doubt that we eat more sugar than our bodies require for optimal health. In fact, we eat so much sugar that the effects have negatively impacted our health in the past several decades. On average Americans eat 130 pounds of sugar every single year. The
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Read moreOne of the side effects of diabetes suffered by many individuals is low blood sugar also called hypoglycaemia In the case of diabetes the body is not able to metabolize blood sugar or glucose and the treatment for this is to use oral hypoglycemic or injectable insulin which assists the body in producing energy by drawing glucose into the cellular system.
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Is a cure for Diabetes Mellitus now a reality? Let us look a little deeper…. Diabetes is a metabolic disease that affects more than 17 million people in the United States alone. The condition can lead to complications that range from blindness to kidney problems,cardiovascular disease and stroke.If you are reading this article then you may have Diabetes or have
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There are many different diseases that people get that because the genetic material for those diseases are passed down from generation to generation. Alzheimer’s is one such disease. If you had a mother or father diagnosed with the disease, then your odds of getting it would be increased. However, some diseases will not automatically develop in the next family member
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Diabetes has often been called a progressive disease. When you hear the word progressive, that can discourage anyone and it can be easy to fall into the trap of believing that there’s nothing that you can do to stop the disease. But this simply isn’t true. Yes, diabetes is a progressive disease – but only for those who don’t fight
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Sometimes, you can get a nagging suspicion that something isn’t quite right with your body’s health. Instead of going to the doctor, what some people do is ignore it. People ignore symptoms out of fear. They imagine the worst possible outcome and they don’t want to think about it or get a diagnosis because they’re afraid that their worst fears
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Whenever most people hear about diabetes, they assume there are just two forms of the disease. Type 1 is the kind you get as a child, while Type 2 develops over time. But there are actually eleven variations of diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is a severe form of the disease that’s rooted in an autoimmune background. The body actually kills
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Getting a diagnosis of diabetes can be a shock – especially if you don’t know much about the disease – or if you do know about it but what you know is pretty negative. Being told that you have diabetes doesn’t mean that there’s nothing that you can do. Contrary to the popular belief that diabetes is permanent, you can
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The Glycemic Index is a concept developed in the University of Toronto in 1981. The purpose of the Glycemic Index is to measure the effect carbohydrates have on blood glucose levels. The Glycemic Index is imperative for anyone who needs to monitor their glucose level due to diabetes or hyperglycemia. With diabetes reaching epidemic levels in the United States, the
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MILLIONS OF LIVES ARE ON THE LINE This is by far…the single most important information on the topic of diabetes …since the diabetes epidemic began. The cure has not only been found…it has been found over a decade ago. It works even for Type 1 diabetes. And for Diabetics Type 2? It cures them in 14 days. Why haven’t you
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Sugar diabetes occurs when blood sugar levels rise because of a lack of insulin within the body to break down glucose, or sugar. The lack of insulin means that sugar cannot be broken down within the body. The two types of sugar diabetes, Type I and Type II, differ in several areas. Type I diabetes usually begins during childhood.
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