DIABETES

Diabetes most frequently found in adults is diabetes mellitus type II. (type 1 is found in children). This disease occurs when the sugar concentration glucose in the blood is elevated.

 The world health organization defines diabetes in the following manner: Diabetes mellitus is a state of chronic hyperglycemia produced by various factors genetic, nutritional, etc. the insulin hormone secreted by the beta cells in the pancreas is the principal regulator of the blood sugar concentration.  When this hormone is not produced efficiently, the blood sugar concentration rises, thus causing numerous maladies.

Symptoms

Is evidenced by an exaggerated need to urinate 10 or more times a day. In this way, the excess sugar is expelled.

He person becomes irritable, fatigued, weak and exhausted. In addition o hungry polyphagia and feels a compulsive need o consume sugar.

Polydipsia extreme is also present

Glucosuria – when he sugar concentration is elevated and can’t be filtered by the kidneys, It passes into the urine giving it an odor of maple sugar. The level of sugar in the blood in which glucosuria, or sugar in the urine, appears is 180 mg per 100mi.

Cenonuria is when aceone is found in the urine, giving a strong odor of acetone in the urine and mouth. Cetonuria together with glucosuria (acetone + sugar = diabetic cetoacidosis) can cause a diabetic coma.

Vision is affected by chronic diabetes without any symptoms present in the beginning. Glaucomia high pressure in the eye ball can occur, partial separation of the retina, hemorrhages, micro-aneurysms inflatable arteries and cataracts. Diabetes is the main cause of blindness in adults.

Causes

There exists a high predisposition of inheriting diabetes, which is most easily produced in obese people. These people can control their diabetes with adequate regimen of meals.

In the diabetic, the pancreas doesn’t function adequately. Therefore, it doesn’t produce the quality and quantity of insulin required.

Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas whose function is to help the glucose a type of simple sugar enter into the muscle cells, liver and adipose tissues and store it there as a reserve to be used later by the organs that don’t have the ability to store it.

When the glucose is not able to enter into the cell tissues. It produced a great concentration of it in the blood. Therefore these tissues, muscle, etc don’t have sufficient amount of energy to function correctly. This produces weakness in the person even though he has enough glucose in the blood, it isn’t used adequately

Suggested treatment

Diabetes can be controlled with an adequate diet regimen in which a lot of fiber is included such as; cactus leaves, carrots, whole wheat, fruits and vegetables in general.

You can control your diabetes if you follow an adequate diet and lifestyle.

It has been found that some energizing products like ginseng contain substances similar to the insulin hormone. 

The mineral chromium especially chromium picolinate is very important element ha intervenes greatly in the metabolism of sugar and insulin.

Insulin with the aid of chromium performs he function making sure tha sugar is utilized by he cell, in addition to transforming It into glycogen to be stored by the liver and muscles, where it will be utilized by athletes who need an addition burst of energy.

It has been proven that chromium picolinate substantially increases muscle tissue and lowers body fats.

Chromium is one of the element that insulin needs to do its job properly. This converts carbohydrates, fats and some proteins into sugar and later into energy.

Foods that contain the most chromium are brewers yeast, clams, corn oil and wheat grains.

Obese people must lose weight to be able to control their diabetes.

Garcinia cambogia helps curb your appetite while aiding in inhibiting the formation of unwanted fats.contains hydroxycitric acid.

For  the control of diabetes, the following is recommended.

Eliminate simple sugars. Eat fruits.

75% of calories needed should come from complex carbohydrates. (beans, garbanzos, potatoes and lentils; 1 gram of carbohydrates contain 4 calories)

20% of your calories should come from proteins

Eat little fat, polyunsaturated fats are preferable fish, tuna, salmon, olive oil, etc; 1 gram of fat = 9 calories.

Eat minimum of 40 grams of fiber. Whole grains, fruits, vegetable and legumes.

Lower your cholesterol. You should not eat more than 300 mg of cholesterol a day.

Eat small amount several times a day 5 to 6 instead of 3 big meals. The body controls blood sugar better, since insulin is produced better.

Consume any nutritional supplement that contains chromium picolinate and ginseng produces an effect similar to this element. Be careful with the consumption of alcohol.

Exercise is like a dose of insulin. These treatments should be followed for a long period of time.

Note

Any treatment that you should be under medical care since diabetes, which isn’t adequately looked after can cause in time serious problems to your circulation, sight, kidneys etc. consult your physician.

Supplements

Aloe vera juice

Chromium picolinate

Ginseng

Chinese lyceum

Nutritional shakes with fiber without sugar

Garcinia cambogia

Minerals magnesium and calcium

Bee propolis

Helpful element lecithin, proteolytic enzmes