Diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease caused by the inability of the pancreas to produce insulin or to use the insulin produced in the proper way.

nerves - leading to diabetic neuropathy, foot sores and possible amputation, possible paralysis of the stomach, chronic diarrhea

insulin-dependent diabetes (formerly called juvenile-onset diabetes, because it tends to affect persons before the age of 20) affects about 10 percent of people with diabetes. With this type of diabetes, the pancreas makes almost no insulin.

oh, this is bad newsfor my granny:( she suffers from diabetis and her doctor told her to lose some weight in order to make the treatment more effective, she was sp inspired and excited... I have to show her this article anyway or maybe I shouldn't ? this may really complicate her situation, year - let's hope for the placebo effect:)

First of all, for how to prevent diabetes, one should regularly have their blood glucose levels checked. This may be done with your annual physical, and if your numbers are high, you will want to monitor your numbers more closely following the suggestions outlined here until you see your numbers return to closer to a normal range...

One of the first changes for preventing diabetes has to do with your diet. What we eat is a major factor influencing our blood glucose levels, since the body metabolizes this food into sugar and other necessary nutrients in our system.

i am a diabetic patient...Another good recommendation is to get plenty of regular exercise. 30 minutes a day of regular physical activity, such as walking, is very beneficial for all who can safely engage in it.

i must say good diet + exercise is the best way to control diabetes..If you are overweight, a reduction in weight combined with exercise should also yield good results in lowering your blood glucose levels.

First, know your blood glucose levels, and if they are high, take preventive steps to bring them back into the normal range. This can be accomplished through proper nutrition and diet, regular moderate exercise, and maintaining a healthy weight.

Immune deficiency is one of the main factors leading to an increase in the frequency of complications in diabetic patients. Subcutaneous injection technique "Roncoleukin" in patients with diabetes contributes to the normalization parameters. Correction of immunity "Roncoleukin" leads to a decrease in the number of complications, reduce the dosage of insulin and improves quality of life.