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SearchTags: type 2 diabetesShould we Debate Diet for Diabetes?23rd August 2006 As we're all aware, type II diabetes is a progressive, degenerative disease, that takes its toll over the long-term; leading to blindness, amputation of limbs, kidney failure, cardiovascular disease and more. Management of the disease is time consuming a… more » Categories: Diabetes Information ADA Consensus Statement Admits Recommended Lifestyle Intervention Fails; Solution: Medication23rd August 2006 In the August issue of Diabetes Care a new consensus statement was published, Management of Hyperglycemia in Type 2 Diabetes: A Consensus Algorithm for the Initiation and Adjustment of Therapy: A consensus statement from the American Diabetes Association… more » Categories: Diabetes Information Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes - Differences Explained22nd August 2006 Diabetes is a very serious and widespread disease that affects most of the systems in the body. It is currently the fifth leading cause of death in the United States. It is responsible for a staggering 210,000 deaths annually and steadily rising.
What e… more » Categories: Diabetes Information Vegan Diet Bests ADA Plan at Diabetes Control10th August 2006 Action Points
Explain to patients with type 2 diabetes and their families that this study shows that both an ADA diet and a low fat vegan diet can significantly improve glycemic control, reduce the risk for cardiovascular and other risk factors, and pre… more » american diabetes association • diabetes • glycemic control • phisicians committee for responsoble medicine • type 2 diabetes american diabetes association • diabetes • glycemic control • phisicians committee for responsoble medicine • type 2 diabetes Tags: american diabetes association, diabetes, glycemic control, phisicians committee for responsoble medicine, type 2 diabetes
Categories: Diabetes Information Weight lifting lowers diabetes risk in adolescents04th August 2006 Resistance training program protects adolescents from developing type 2 diabetes.
Researchers from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles analysed overweight Latino 15-year-olds who worked out with weights twice a week for 16 weeks. This s… more » Categories: Diabetes Research |
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