Category: Diabetes

CM opts for naturopathy to lower blood sugar level

In January last year, Kejriwal had undergone 12-day naturopathy treatment at the same institute for chronic cough and diabetes With the polling for Punjab and Goa Assembly elections ending on Saturday, Aam Aadmi Party Convenor and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is all set to fly to Bengaluru on Tuesday, along with his wife Sunita. The CM will receive naturopathy treatment for his high blood sugar level there.

Proven Natural Solution For Diabetes And Hypertension.

If you have diabetes or Hypertension, what I’m about to share with you in this post could prevent you from having a premature heart attack, save your eyesight, kidneys, legs, nerves and even save your life. Reports shows that 70 percent of people who have one of those problems have the other therefore, take your time to go through the information provided here.

Appendix may serve important function, new study finds

According to the study, led by Heather F. Smith, an associate professor at Midwestern, the appendix “may serve as a reservoir for beneficial gut bacteria.” Healthy bacteria in your intestines, often referred to as the human microbiome , is increasingly thought to improve wellness overall, especially immune and digestive health.

Global Auto-Injector Market is Expected to Grow at CAGR 18% and USD 2.9 Billion By 2022

Auto-Injector Device Market Expected To Grow At the CAGR of ~18%, Auto-Injector Market Size Is Expected To Increase by USD 2.9 Billion by the End of 2022 Key Players – SHL Group , Jiangsu Delfu medical device Co., Ltd , Becton, Dickinson and Company , Novartis International AG , Pfizer Inc., Ypsomed Holding AG , Unilife Corporation and Owen Mumford” PUNE, MAHARASTRA, INDIA, February 1, 2017 / EINPresswire.com / — Market Highlights Auto-Injector Market has been evaluated to be rapidly growing and expected to maintain this growth rate. Moreover, there is a huge possibility that the market will grow further in future.

Things to do in Morgan County

There is more to diabetes than high blood sugar. Come learn about dealing with the social, emotional and psychological sides of this complex disease from Dr. William Polonsky at noon Feb. 2 during the first of the 2017 series of the diabetes webinars offered in northeast Colorado, “I know what I’m supposed to do.

Freudenberg Invests In Medical Technology

The company is currently investing in the expansion of its medical technology division worldwide. More than a million Americans are diagnosed with cancer every year, more than 29 million Americans have diabetes and almost six million suffer from chronic wounds.

One Million Solutions in Health and Choices & Patterns Share…

One Million Solutions in Health and Choices & Patterns Share Research about Type 1 Diabetes – What Does it Take to be in Control of Blood Sugar? Dr. Stephen Duck, a pediatric endocrinologist, who specializes in treating diabetes in children, will share research about Type 1 Diabetes to help people understand what it takes to be in control of blood sugar. The key to a healthy life with Type 1 Diabetes is to be in control, and glucose control involves at least three distinct areas.

Timing of your meals might reduce heart risks

… meal frequency may not affect people’s weight, levels of “good” HDL cholesterol or other factors that affect heart health. Some people, she noted, do well with “grazing” throughout the day — as long as the food choices are healthy, and they do not …

Things to do in Morgan County

Author, educator and entrepreneur Steve Spangler will present “The Science of Building Communities and Making Connections” at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31, at The Sanctuary, 14587 U.S. Highway 34, in Fort Morgan. Spangler will entertain, educate and fascinate attendees using principles of science to demonstrate how to improve business and communication practices.

Living at high altitudes linked to lower risk of developing Metabolic Syndrome

Could something as simple as the geographic area in which you live contribute to your risk of developing heart disease and diabetes, or suffering a stroke? A new study, published in the open-access journal Frontiers in Physiology , has revealed that the incidence of Metabolic Syndrome could be linked to the altitude of where a person lives. Metabolic syndrome is the medical term for the combination of high blood pressure, sugar and cholesterol levels, as well as excess body fat around the waist, and contributes to serious health problems.

Research findings could lead to effective repair therapies for peripheral nerve damage

Research published today, 30th January 2017 online in the Journal of Cell Biology , has for the first time identified how a bodily protein allows nerves of the peripheral nervous system to repair following injury. The findings, discovered by research neuroscientists at Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry and funded by the Medical Research Council, could lead to effective repair therapies for those who have suffered peripheral nerve damage in trauma cases or perhaps via battlefield injuries.

Diabetes may be an early warning sign for pancreatic cancer

London, Jan 30 – The onset of diabetes, or a rapid deterioration in existing diabetes that requires more aggressive treatment, could be a sign of early, hidden pancreatic cancer, warns a new study. The findings are based on an analysis linking nearly a million patients with Type-2 diabetes in Italy and Belgium with recorded cases of pancreatic cancer.

Diagnosis: Diabetes

… a lifelong advocate for diabetes research. The condition is highly treatable, but it can still take a toll on overall health. According to WebMD, men with type 1 diabetes have a life expectancy 11 years shorter than men without the disease. For the …

Highway Hazard – Impaired by Medication

But Dr. Jon Skelton, an emergency room physician at Star ER, warns that a common reason for accidents on the road is unexpected reactions to medication. Dr. Skelton offers this advice, “Whether it’s something as simple as a back strain and you have a muscle relaxer or your doctor is going up on your blood pressure medication, or changing your diabetes medication, see how that’s going to affect you, at least one dose, before you get behind the wheel and drive.”

Islets from rat-grown mouse pancreases can help reverse disease in diabetic mice

Mouse pancreases grown in rats generate functional, insulin-producing cells that can reverse diabetes when transplanted into mice with the disease, according to researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine and the Institute of Medical Science at the University of Tokyo. The recipient animals required only days of immunosuppressive therapy to prevent rejection of the genetically matched rather than lifelong treatment.

Islets from rat-grown mouse pancreases can help reverse disease in diabetic mice

Mouse pancreases grown in rats generate functional, insulin-producing cells that can reverse diabetes when transplanted into mice with the disease, according to researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine and the Institute of Medical Science at the University of Tokyo. The recipient animals required only days of immunosuppressive therapy to prevent rejection of the genetically matched rather than lifelong treatment.

Mary Tyler Moore dead at age of 80

The iconic actress, 80, has long battled diabetes, and her condition has deteriorated to the point family members are rushing to a hospital to say goodbye, TMZ.com reported. Moore was first diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 33, around the start of her beloved run on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” a show about an independent young woman working in a Minneapolis TV newsroom.

Mary Tyler Moore dead at age of 80

The iconic actress, 80, has long battled diabetes, and her condition has deteriorated to the point family members are rushing to a hospital to say goodbye, TMZ.com reported. Moore was first diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 33, around the start of her beloved run on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” a show about an independent young woman working in a Minneapolis TV newsroom.

Safe exercise guidelines for type 1 diabetes published by international team

An international team of researchers and clinicians led by York University Professor Michael Riddell has published a set of guidelines to help people with type 1 diabetes exercise safely to avoid fluctuations in blood sugar. “Regular exercise can help individuals with diabetes to achieve their blood lipid, body composition, fitness and blood sugar goals, but for people living with type 1 diabetes, the fear of hypoglycemia, loss of glycemic control, and inadequate knowledge around exercise management are major barriers,” said Riddell, in the Faculty of Health at Toronto’s York U. “This is a big struggle for both type 1 diabetes patients and their healthcare providers.

Safe exercise guidelines for type 1 diabetes published by international team

An international team of researchers and clinicians led by York University Professor Michael Riddell has published a set of guidelines to help people with type 1 diabetes exercise safely to avoid fluctuations in blood sugar. “Regular exercise can help individuals with diabetes to achieve their blood lipid, body composition, fitness and blood sugar goals, but for people living with type 1 diabetes, the fear of hypoglycemia, loss of glycemic control, and inadequate knowledge around exercise management are major barriers,” said Riddell, in the Faculty of Health at Toronto’s York U. “This is a big struggle for both type 1 diabetes patients and their healthcare providers.

Language may impact diabetes care for Latinos with limited English

Latino patients with limited English skills may be less likely to take prescribed diabetes medications than other diabetics in the US even when they see Spanish-speaking doctors, a recent study suggests. When researchers studied 31,000 patients with diabetes who received insurance and healthcare through Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, they found that about 60 percent of Spanish-speaking Latino patients skipped filling prescriptions at least 20 percent of the time in the two years after they were told they needed the drugs to help control the disease.