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Diabetes is a digestive problem. Logically, once diabetes becomes a genetic problem, it will take a generation or two to remove it from that bloodline. However, a large part of the problem is a modern one. Modern lifestyle has had a major impact on our overall health. Our approach to nutrition and digestion is shocking. […]
As someone working hard to control or prevent type 2 diabetes, one diet you may have heard of is the ketogenic or ketogenic diet plan. This diet is a very low carb diet plan consisting of approx. 5% total carbohydrates, 30% protein and a a whopping 65% dietary fat. If there’s one thing this diet […]
If you enjoy following a lower-carb diet plan to better control your blood sugar levels and achieve faster weight loss, you may be interested in considering a diet plan called a targeted ketogenic diet. If you are unfamiliar with the ketogenic diet plan, This is a very low-carb diet, containing only 5% of total calories […]
Eating a healthy diet is important for everyone, but it is especially important for people with diabetes. A type II diabetes diet and proper nutritional strategy will make a difference to a person struggling to keep their blood sugar levels under control. But the question is, what is the right nutritional strategy? How Much Carbs […]
If you have been diagnosed with diabetes you may feel scared and not know what to do, but it is important to understand that you can control your diabetes and live a long and healthy life. You have to keep in mind that it doesn’t matter how you got into this situation, whether you didn’t […]
As both prediabetes and diabetes increase at astronomical rates, new research shows the direct link between sugar imbalance and Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Doctors are taught that diabetes can adversely affect the kidneys, cardiovascular and nervous systems. One organ that gets less attention when it comes to poor glycemic control is the brain. Research confirms that […]
Regular exercise is probably one of the most commonly prescribed treatments by doctors these days. When it comes to managing diabetes, exercise has remained the main treatment in addition to diet and medication. There is a robust evidence base supporting the role of exercise in controlling diabetes is effective. If you suffer from type II […]
Sixteen million Americans have diabetes, yet many are not aware of it. African Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans have a higher rate of developing diabetes during their lifetime. Hence, the need for Diabetes Criteria For Diagnosis and Self Testing Tips. Diabetes has potential long term complications that can affect the kidneys, eyes, heart, blood vessels […]
Because of the disease diabetes, damage can be caused to blood vessels and nerves in the feet, then circulation may be impaired and infections can form on the feet without the person realizing. This can ultimately cause major complications like diabetic foot and even amputation. Diabetes also impairs the immune system so diabetics are more […]
Knowing what to do in a diabetic emergency will help you save lives. First aid for diabetes emergency is very simple and does not require very much of your time. There are two types of diabetic emergencies: Insulin Shock and Diabetic Coma. The best and easiest way (besides asking the conscious casualty) to determine if […]