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Diabetic Children and Diet

Diabetes 101: A healthful, varied diet rich in whole grains, fruits and vegetables is the best way of ensuring overall health for your child.

Causes Of Diabetic Neuropathy

Diabetes 101: Scientists do not know what causes diabetic neuropathy, but several factors are likely to contribute to the disorder.

Type 2 Diabetes in Youth

Type 2 diabetes in youth is increasing today due to increasing obesity and the sedentary lifestyle of many of today’s youth. It can be difficult to diagnose because the individual may present with clinical symptoms similar to type 1 diabetes.

Lower Blood Glucose To Improve Health

For the 16 million Americans with diabetes, high blood glucose (sugar) levels can pose serious health threats like blindness, heart disease, kidney failure, stroke and foot ulcers that lead to amputations.

Your Medicine Cabinet Needs an Annual Checkup Too

What kind of medicines and other health products should you keep on hand to treat minor ailments or injuries? More importantly, where’s the best place in the house to keep them? Here’s what doctors, nurses and pharmacists recommend.

Alternative Therapies for Diabetics

Alternative therapies are treatments that are neither widely taught in“medical schools nor widely practiced in hospitals. Alternative treatments“that have been studied to manage diabetes include acupuncture,“biofeedback, guided imagery, and vitaminand mineral supplementation.“The success of some alternative treatments can be hard to measure.“Many alternative treatments remain either untested or unproven through“traditional scientific studies.

Pregnancy, Diabetes, and Women’s Health

Women with diabetes can have healthy babies, but it takes planning ahead and effort. Pregnancy can make both high and low blood glucose levels happen more often. It can make diabetic eye disease and diabetic kidney disease worse. High glucose levels during pregnancy are dangerous for the baby, too.

What Do I Need To Know About Insulin?

If your pancreas no longer makes enough insulin, then you need to take insulin as a shot. You inject the insulin just under the skin with a small, short needle. You cannot take insulin as a pill. Find out more about insuling by reading this informative article from The Diabetic Gourmet Magazine.

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