Excerpt from www.cleveland.com
If you’re sitting in a room with two other people, look around and take stock. Chances are one of you is well on your way to developing Type 2 diabetes.
Is it you? Continue reading “Lifestyle choices key to preventing diabetes”
Excerpt from The Clinical Advisor
I don’t have time to go to the gym. Jogging on the treadmill is boring. It’s too cold outside to walk. These are just a few of the excuses that clinicians hear everyday from patients who avoid exercising. Continue reading “Exercising to Control Diabetes”
Reprint from DietBlog:
Two separate studies have linked the heart drugs Lipitor (used to treat high cholesterol) and Digoxin (prescribed to patients with heart failure or abnormal heart beats) to higher risk of diabetes and breast cancer, respectively. Continue reading “Studies Tie Heart Drugs to Diabetes and Breast Cancer”
Diabetes mellitus is a disease in which the body does not produce or does not utilize insulin effectively. A new research study out of Brazil, adds to the growing evidence that magnesium deficiency is linked to diabetes mellitus risk and complications. Continue reading “Magnesium Deficiency = Higher Risk for Diabetes Mellitus? New Study Confirms Link”
By Suzy Cohen, R.Ph.
Coronary heart disease is a leading cause of death in the United States, killing one in five adults, and doctors are very quick to prescribe statins. In fact, statin drug sales rank in the billions each year globally. Continue reading “The Hidden Diabetes Link No One is Telling You About…”
Natural Cure Medicine: Even if you do not suffer from Type 2 Diabetes (which can be a very difficult condition to manage) it is critical for your health to start the right measures in order to keep healthy and to avoid it. There are some easy steps you can take in order to achieve this, such as 
adopting and maintaining a healthy life style. Continue reading “Stopping Diabetes 2 !”
Reprint from Los Angeles Times:
Many don’t know they have the condition, experts say, adding that they’ll advance to Type 2 diabetes if they don’t exercise moderately and improve their diet. Continue reading “Practical Matters: Number of Prediabetics Rising in the U.S.”
Written by REBECCA MADDEN , TIMES STAFF WRITER
Partial Reprint From WATERTOWN YMCA: Participants referred by doctors have need to alter their lifestyles. Participants of the local New York State YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program have learned healthier lifestyles and have lowered their chances of becoming diabetic. Continue reading “Program striving to avert diabetes”
Reprint of excerpt from Dr Hyman: DO YOU FEAR FOR YOUR HEALTH or feel exhausted all the time? Are you overweight? Or do you just have too much belly fat? Do you suffer from diabetes, monitor your blood sugar all the time, have serious blood sugar and insulin imbalances, or have elevated cholesterol, blood pressure, and triglyceride levels? If so, you may find this remarkable story of one my patient’s very interesting. Continue reading “Diabesity Epidemic Part I: Diabetes and Obesity Are Ravaging America”
Study Shows Intensive Treatment to Lower Blood Sugar Is Linked to Increased Risk of Death Continue reading “Aggressive Diabetes Therapy May Raise Death Risk”