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by Tehmina Mazher - 2008-09-18
The general understanding at this scientific and advanced stage of life is that once somebody got diabetes it can't be cured. In fact it is considered that there is no need of curing it as it is not e...
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by Gary Sanders - 2008-09-16
Diabetes can be quite scary especially if you have just recently been a victim of the disease. There are a lot of myths and old wives' tales surrounding the disorder and you are given more don'ts than...
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by Gary Sanders - 2008-09-16
Diabetes Mellitus is characterized by many typical symptoms like fatigue, fasting.php" class="wlink" rel="nofollow">weight loss, loss of energy, stomach cramps, neuropathy and so on. One other common ...
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by Gary Sanders - 2008-09-16
In Part I of this series, we tried to understand diabetes better. In this section, we deal in detail with diabetes medicines and treatment for each of the forms of the disorder. For your convenience, ...
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by Gary Sanders - 2008-09-16
It is estimated that almost 60 percent of diabetics experience some form of diabetic neuropathy. What is diabetic neuropathy? This is a diabetic symptom that causes nerve damage in varying degrees. Th...
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by Gary Sanders - 2008-09-16
Welcome to Part I of our two-part series on understanding Diabetes Mellitus and diabetes medication. Diabetes can be a thoroughly confusing disease. Just when you thought you were feeling comfortable ...
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by Dave Perry - 2008-09-15
The commandments are all negative. They all begin with "Don't." Much as we all like a positive approach to life, the commandments are best stated in this negative way, because they deal with substance...
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by Jack Stanley - 2008-09-12
Psychological and emotional stress among mothers may trickle down to their kids and increase their children's risk of having diabetes. Mothers who experienced a stressful event such as divorce, domest...
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by Jack Stanley - 2008-09-11
It is said that for every 3 Americans born in 2000, 1 of them is likely to be under contract with diabetes in their lifetime. This means that by the year 2050, 29 million Americans will be diagnosed w...
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by Tehmina Mazher - 2008-09-10
Diabetes is a condition in which body is unable to effectively utilize glucose for its energy needs. As a result glucose levels rise in the blood and extra glucose is expelled in the urine. Diabetes w...
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by Jack Stanley - 2008-09-10
When diagnosed with diabetes, the first thing you must do is make some changes in your diet. Remember that food plays an important role in the lives of everyone. This is the reason that most people wi...
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by Morgan Mathers - 2008-09-01
Diagnosis of diabetes is occurring at phenomenal rates in the United States today. Diabetes could be considered an epidemic. It is sad to learn that many in the U.S. don't even know that they are at r...
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by Morgan Mathers - 2008-09-01
Diabetes is being diagnosed today in America at alarming rates. Some say diabetes is diagnosed at even epidemic proportions. Unfortunately many American's do not even know that they are the ones in pe...
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by Jack Stanley - 2008-08-24
Do you not love just snuggling with a bag of chips that you see on television? Watch a movie with someone you love as you pursue a bowl of ice cream. What is an enormous sandwich, one or two hamburger...
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by Jack Stanley - 2008-08-24
Food is an essential component of anyone's life. The selection of food becomes even more important for good nutrition and diabetes. In North American culture, poor food choices led to a population of ...
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by Ann Stewart - 2008-08-11
The food you eat is broken down in the digestive system and turned into glucose, which ultimately supplies energy to all the cells. However, glucose can only be absorbed in conjunction with insulin, a...
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by Ann Stewart - 2008-08-09
Diabetes describes a group of chronic metabolic diseases caused by either the body's inability to produce enough insulin or the cells not able to respond to the insulin. Insulin is the hormone that co...
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by Marcus Barber - 2008-08-06
Can diabetes cause a vaginal yeast infection? The simple answer is that diabetes is not directly responsible for a person contracting a yeast infection, rather the infection is a byproduct of a diabet...
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by Samantha Matheny - 2008-08-04
Diabetes is a disease where the body no longer produces or properly uses insulin. There are many causes of diabetes like genetics and obesity, but why we get diabetes remains a mystery.There are two t...
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by Dave Perry - 2008-07-30
One of the biggest complaints we hear from recently diagnosed Type 2 diabetics is that they don't want to take prescription drugs recommended by their doctors.They've heard about potentially toxic sid...
