Depression is a frequent problem in people who have been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and can lead to a poorer prognosis. According to the American Diabetes Association and the Mayo Clinic in the United States, the reason for the
Read MoreDiabetes has a very long history dating far beyond the 16th century. The treatments for diabetes are just as old. For the longest time, we did not know there was more than one kind of diabetes, so there was no
Read MoreThere is no reason to get scared if you have been diagnosed with diabetes. Especially, women are termed as’ weak and scary’ by the society. Whereas, I believe women are much stronger and sensible mentally. Even though, a diabetic life
Read MoreThe most important part of a Type 1 Diabetes Treatment plan is managing blood glucose levels. When if you diagnosed with this disease, you should work closely with your physician in order to find a plan of treatment that is
Read MoreDiabetes is the condition that results from the poor functioning or non-functioning of the cells of pancreas. Homeopathy offers remedies for the diabetics and shows several ways to normalize the blood sugar levels. In contrast to the allopathic system or
Read MoreThe treatment for diabetes is more often than not, conducted using conventional medicine. There are some people who appear to believe wholeheartedly in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in the treatment for diabetes. CAM uses a variety of products and
Read MoreJose M. Flores, a Medicare beneficiary who lives outside McAllen, used the new drug benefit four times from January to April to purchase Byetta, an injectable medicine for diabetes. Each time he paid $40. So when he went to the
Read MoreAre you methylating adequately? Are your genes preventing proper methylation? Inadequate methylation can be the cause of depression, migraines, heart attacks, strokes, infertility, miscarriages, birth defects, cancer and even autism. In people with diabetes, improper methylation can worsen symptoms of
Read MoreGestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is the hyperglycemia (high level of blood glucose) that occurs during pregnancy and usually disappears after delivery. Gestational diabetes mellitus is caused by insulin resistance; insulin is the body’s hormone that regulates blood glucose. If your
Read MoreThe drug ranibizumab (Lucentis) received US Food and Drug Administration approval for treating diabetic retinopathy in 2009. Diabetic retinopathy is a complication of Type 2 diabetes and can cause severe loss of vision. Damage to blood vessels in the back
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