Diabetes is very common. It’s so common that it’s considered an epidemic of global proportions. It’s type two diabetes which is spreading though, largely because it tends to come hand in hand with obesity, which, as I’m sure you all know, is also a global issue. Once you’ve contracted diabetes it’s a matter of learning to control your condition or dying slowly and painfully, there’s no middle ground .Diabetics need to be mindful of everything they put into their bodies, a slip up can move them one step closer towards some really nasty complications.
Type two diabetes is treated through a combination of diet and exercise. Providing the patient in question sticks to their routine and eats the right things they can see their condition go into remission. This doesn’t mean that it will vanish entirely, they’ll always have it. It will just mean they’d have to take comparatively less effort to manage it than someone who consistently failed to. So management is key. Diabetics who do keep their condition under control won’t have it affect their lives too much at all, those who do will suffer.
Blindness, loss of sensation in the extremities, kidney failure and heart disease are all common complications of diabetes and if less unmanaged for too long it’ll kill you.
Certain researchers believe that with a low calorie diet and four months of effort, type two diabetes can be eradicated completely. We at Yourwellness urge you to take a pinch of salt with these findings. Diabetes, as I’ve said, is very common. Of all the millions of people who’ve suffered from the condition worldwide, I find it hard to believe that none of them ever ate low calorie diets; in fact I bet most of them did. They’d have noticed if their conditions up and vanished, surely?
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