How foods affect our blood sugar. First, understand that both sweet and starchy foods which are rich in carbohydrates raise blood sugar levels, or we can also call them blood sugar spikes. But, we cannot cut carbs out of our diet completely, instead, we need to understand the right amount of carbs...
One of the biggest challenges for a diabetic is to maintain healthy level of blood sugar level. An even bigger challenge is to bring that sudden sugar spike down because you don’t know how different types of food effects and fluctuate your blood sugar levels. New patients often find it hard to...
The root we are talking about has light-colored skin, fork-shaped roots, and oval green leaves. Can you guess? Its ginseng. In type 2 diabetes it is very important to keep blood sugar levels in check. The Ginseng plant is a small shrub with yellow flowers that’s native to India and North Africa....
Diabetes is a condition where the body,s autoimmune system destroys the B cells of the pancreas, These b cells are responsible for producing insulin in the body. when the body couldn’t produce enough insulin to regulate blood sugar levels, the sugar level increases so much that it starts affecting other organs of...
I am shocked with post covid death He was my neighbor and was discharged from the hospital 3 days ago.Last night a sudden heart attack and everything was over within a couple of minutes. He was a type 2 diabetic patient for 13 years. And the most horrific truth is even the...
When you are trying to control diabetes with natural herbs, you must understand the approach. In this article the approach of prevention as well as treatment. We will be discussing the most potent groups of herbs that are not only good to control blood sugar but also help in the healing of...
Diabetes-induced neuropathy is a common disorder and is defined as symptoms of peripheral nerve dysfunction in a patient with diabetes mellitus in whom other causes of neuropathy have been excluded. 75 % of diabetic neuropathy is asymmetrical which may involve primarily cranial nerves and limb nerves. Cranial nerves are the combination of...
juvenile diabetes is also referred as type 1 diabetes, it is a chronic autoimmune disorder. As the name suggests, the disease is very common in adolescence or childhood age. T1D happens when our immune system goes rogue and starts destroying insulin-producing cells of pancreas. Insulin is a peptide produced by the beta...
Diabetic retinopathy (DR) or blurry vision in diabetes is the loss of sharpness of eyesight, making objects appear out of focus and hazy. It is a leading cause of vision loss globally estimating 300 million people with type 1 diabetes globally, approximately one-third of the diabetic population have symptoms of DR and...
Leg swelling in diabetes is commonly known as peripheral Edema, it is one of the most common symptoms of diabetes. It is important to understand the type of swelling cause there could be different causes, two very common types are Fluid build-up: it happens when the tissue or blood vessels in your...
