Once known as juvenile diabetes, Diabetes type 1 is typically diagnosed in small children and teens. When affected by it, the human body does not produce insulin, which is an essential hormone for ensuring that the sugar we consume is
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Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus also known as Type 2 is the commonest form of diabetes. Formerly known as adult-onset diabetes, it usually affects people aged over 40 and progresses gradually. In this type the pancreas has not ceased to produce
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Diabetes continues to hold the distinction of being the number one cause of kidney failure. But many people are under the impression when diabetes is managed properly there is no harm being caused to the kidneys. Unfortunately, this is simply
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SOBERING FACTS I was reasonably healthy and vigorous with the typical conceit of invincibilty the young are prone to retain on the night I heard from my mother that my aunt had diabetes. I thought maybe that meant she would
Read MoreDiabetes mellitus which is commonly known as diabetes is a condition in which a person suffering from it has high blood sugar level. This is either because the body do not produces enough insulin or the cells do not react
Read MoreDiabetes is a serious condition caused by the inability of the pancreas to produce insulin or to use insulin produced in the proper way. This is the 7th leading cause of death among Americans and according to statistics over 15
Read MoreOne of the warning signs of Type 2 diabetes is excessive thirst. If this was something you noticed before you were diagnosed, you may be wondering what caused your thirst. Learning more about excessive thirst can help you better understand
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Diabetes is a disease that affects the body natural ability to change carbohydrates and sugars into energy. There is no known cause for the onset of diabetes. However, there are certain factors that place a person at higher risk of
Read MoreDiabetes disease is when the metabolism and sugar level in the body is disrupted from performing its normal function. People with diabetes have high glucose blood levels due to the lack of function of insulin which maintain low blood glucose
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