- Are You at Risk for Diabetes?
Diabetes is a disease where the body cannot properly produce or use insulin. Insulin is a hormone that turns the foods you eat into energy. If your body cannot turn food into energy, not only will your cells be starved for energy, you will also build up glucose (sugar) in your blood.
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- Diabetes, What You Need to Know
Diabetes has numerous health complications associated with not keeping it controlled. But, keep it controlled and it can barely be noticed. This article outlines the complications, defines the two types of diabetes along with diet therapy for both types plus how to figure your own calorie needs.
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- I’ve Just Been Told I’ve Got Diabetes. Now What Do I Do?
Extensive medical research exists linking the increased use of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) and the growing incidence of Type 2 diabetes. Because it causes a draining of chromium (a trace mineral that helps control blood sugar levels) from the body, the effects of HFCS need to be countered with supplementation.
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- Protein Principles for Diabetes
Dietary considerations can present a Hobson’s choice in diabetes. Even when the intake is nutritious, assimilating it can be another matter. Then there is the problem of progression of diabetic complications if one ends up with excess glucose or fat in the system. Excess carbohydrates in a meal, and the resulting uncontrolled blood sugar levels can be detrimental to any number of tissues, from the lens of the eye, to the neurons, small blood vessels and the kidneys. Fat is also a problem with increase incidences of atherosclerosis, large vessel disease and cardiac complications. What, then is the appropriate macronutrient for the diabetic population? Enough medical literature exists to suggest that in diabetes, proteins are probably the best bet.
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- The Profect Solution for Diabetics
Diabetes, which affects more than 6% of the US population or over 18,000,000 people, is diagnosed when the body is not creating or effectively utilizing the hormone called insulin. As a result, much-needed energy from sugar, starch, and other sources are not being exploited as effectively as they should. This can lead to severe adverse health consequences, including nerve, ocular, and kidney problems.
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