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Dealing with Hypos and Hypers in Diabetes

Blood glucose levels can go up or down during the day. The goal is to get them as stable as possible. Dealing with Hypos: Levels are generally low before meals, during or after exercise and in the middle of the night when there is a long time between meals. Higher glucose levels generally occur about two hours after meals and during stress. But everyone is different and diabetics should learn their patterns as completely as possible. Low blood glucose is called hypoglycaemia, or ‘hypo’ for short. High blood glucose is called hyperglycaemia, or ‘hyper’ for…

The Halki Diabetes Program

Studies show that Americans are spending billions of dollars on diabetes care, medications, and insulin each year. However, this has not remedied the problem and Type 2 diabetes is still a very big epidemic that affects more than 29.1 million Americans. This is largely because most modern day diabetes medications simply mask the symptoms instead of providing a lasting solution. What is Halki Diabetes Remedy? Halki Diabetes Program is an online, 21-day program that provides you with healthy advice valuable information, meal plans, and recipes designed to eliminate toxins (the root cause of type 2…

Type 2 Diabetes Recipe

Fortunately, current ideas about dietary restrictions for diabetics center more on carb counting for diabetics instead of simply avoiding all sugars and sweets. This means that a type 2 diabetes recipe doesn’t have to be bland or tasteless. Many times, when a person thinks of diabetes the first thing that comes to mind is that sugar intake must be limited. Many people are simply uneducated as to the fact that the sugars that build up in the bloodstream of the diabetic is called glucose and is a sugar that is processed from all the carbohydrates…

Complications of Diabetes

What are the Main Diabetic Complications to be Aware of? If blood glucose levels become elevated and stay high for a long period of time, some parts of the body may become progressively damaged. This damage is not inevitable – most people with diabetes stay healthy and free from complications. This article will show you why diabetic complications are worth preventing and what you can do about they if they do occur. Your Heart. The body depends on the flow of blood for it’s survival. If blood flow is stopped even for a brief period,…

Recent Advances in Diabetes Research

Diabetic Research News! Scientists have been working on new techniques that have made this an exciting time in diabetes research. Previously, we only had a few promising approaches to finding a cure for diabetes. Now we have numerous possibilities related to prevention and even a cure for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. 1. Insulin Producing Stem Cell Implants In July 2017, ViaCyte, a California-based company began clinical trials which involve implanting type 1 diabetes (T1D) patients with the company’s PEC-Direct device. These credit card-sized implants carry cells that are derived from stem…