How to Treat Diabetes Using Glucose Level Control
If you have Type 2 diabetes it is guaranteed that your pancreas will definitely be affected. Sugar, which is in most food we eat, converts itself into glucose once in our blood stream. Once it goes into the blood cells it is affected by insulin from the pancreas and our body utilizes it as fuel. A person who has Type 2 diabetes has some difficulty producing as well as utilizing insulin. While you may have copious amounts of glucose in your body, the cells have a difficult time looking for them.
When it comes to this medical condition, the American Diabetes Association plays a big role in amassing important information. One country considered to be unhealthy is America because 23.6 million of its populace has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes affects ninety percent of this populace. Diabetic people (who are also somewhat overweight) unsurprisingly have relatives who also possess the same condition. The presence of too much glucose in your body could lead to irreparable damage to both the internal organs and the entire nervous system as well.
Life with Diabetes
The easiest and the most efficient way to treat your Type 2 diabetes is through healthy living practices on a daily basis. These practices include eating healthy and engaging in exercise. The healthy practices that you regularly do will have an enormous lasting and positive effect on you. To avoid health complications many doctors have recommended that you ensure that the glucose levels in your body are within the appropriate range.
The blood glucose level in your body can easily be monitored simply by using the finger prick test. Such a test is as good as an HbA1c test when it comes to checking and tracking your glucose fluctuations. This HbA1c test is able to determine the levels of glycated hemoglobin in your body, as well as determining if the glucose levels are on the high side. The average level which diabetics maintain, as per the A1c test results, is seven percent. One can experience a 40% reduction in the possibility of developing risks if people simply ensure that their A1c levels are kept at seven percent.
Too Much Control
A lot of studies nowadays indicate that keeping one’s a1c levels lower than seven percent could actually be a bad thing. There was one study which was done in Seattle’s Lancet and Swedish Medical Center that found out that there is a higher death risk for people whose levels are median at best and people who take insulin. On the other hand, other tests show that a seven percent A1c level is still quite healthy. While physicians take into account their patient’s medical history before the planned treatment, a 7% level of a1c is still good according to endocrinologist Matt Davies.
About the Author - Kristina Ridley writes for the http://www.diabetesmeters.org/ blog , her personal hobby blog focused on healthy eating and tips to measure blood glucose levels at home to help people understand early diabetes symptoms.
New Illuminati comments: If you’re concerned about diabetes (or obesity) avoid all margerines and processed oils – particularly ‘canola’ (which was previously known as the inedible fuel oil, rapeseed) - along with anything containing GM corn and all soy products. Avoiding meat is a wise course for all parties concerned. Regular outdoor exercise – even walking – will help cleanse your system and attune you to life.
Eastern medicine ascribes the earth element to the spleen and pancreas and has long recognised the link between the pancreas and sugar balance. Earth energy and these organs are related to one's abilities to empathise and to relate to internal and eternal patterns.
Images - http://savvyhealthfitness.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/diabetes_type2.jpg
http://undagroundmilli.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/pancreas_07.jpg
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/images/ency/fullsize/19264.jpg
For further enlightenment enter a word or phrase into the search box @ New Illuminati:
or http://newilluminati.blog-city.com (this one only works with Firefox)
And see
The Her(m)etic Hermit - http://hermetic.blog.com
New Illuminati – http://nexusilluminati.blogspot.com
http://newilluminati.blog-city.com (this one only works with Firefox)
New Illuminati on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/New-Illuminati/320674219559
This material is published under Creative Commons Copyright (unless an individual item is declared otherwise by copyright holder) – reproduction for non-profit use is permitted & encouraged, if you give attribution to the work & author - and please include a (preferably active) link to the original along with this notice. Feel free to make non-commercial hard (printed) or software copies or mirror sites - you never know how long something will stay glued to the web – but remember attribution! If you like what you see, please send a tiny donation or leave a comment – and thanks for reading this far…
From the New Illuminati – http://nexusilluminati.blogspot.com
Diabetes can lead to some serious complications as you mentioned. That is why people who have high risk factors such as being overweight, over 45 years of age, physically inactive, having a family history, etc. should be checked for diabetes just to be sure.
ReplyDeleteThis month's great news is that most forms of diabetes can be cured simply over two months - with a low calorie diet and exercise.
ReplyDeleteSolutions are usually simple. Avoid the medical profession at all costs.
This is a really informative post...The type 2 diabetes can prove to be quite risky healthwise.
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely important that blogger like you raise the awareness through such great articles.
Wonderful blog post. This is absolute magic from you! I have never seen a more wonderful post than this one. You've really made my day today with this. I hope you keep this up!diabetes 60 system reviews
ReplyDeleteGreat! It sounds good. Thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeletediabetes destroyer
ReplyDeleteA very awesome blog post. We are really grateful for your blog post. You will find a lot of approaches after visiting your post. I was exactly searching for. Thanks for such post and please keep it up. Great work.stage de theatre paris