STRUCK BY DIABETES? KNOW IMPLICATIONS

Diabetes is not only one of top health issues in our society (briefly following heart disease and cancer). It is also related to quite a few health implications we better may know to control. Taking care of our biologic-ecologic health in general. Read on to learn about details.   

THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND

Following heart failure and cancer on top, diabetes is one of the most problematic health issues of our time. Struck by some 40 million adults in the U.S., according to governmental Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) statistics.
 
How realize this vicious cycle?
 
E.g., if your blood sugar level is higher than 80-130 milligrams per deciliter (mg/DL) before food and less than 180 mg/DL after.
 
Yet, there are more implications of a diabetic condition which at first glance may not be realized as such. As follows. 

DIABETIC IMPLICATIONS – SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED

• Infections

 
Yes, blood sugar too high can lead to different types of infections and/or taking longer to recover from infections. Like

• urinary tract infections (such as cystitis)
• respiratory tract infections (like flu)
• gastrointestinal infections
• skin infections (like cellulitis/ulcers, especially in feet)
• yeast infections (like thrush)

 
According to research at the

• KS Hegde Medical Academy in Mangalore

&

• Aadhar Health Institute in Hisar

(both in India)
 

• Kidney problems

 
Glucose levels too high could damage kidney’s blood vessels.
 
As based on research of CDC, one third of diabetics may also be struck with that kidney problem as well.
 

• Cardiovascular problems

 
Diabetics could also be related to high blood pressure and high cholesterol level. As a cardiovascular problem, accordingly, which could be even fatal.
 
As based on research at, inter alia, University of Colorado School of Medicine in Aurora, CO.
 

• Encouraged thirst  

 
As high blood glucose level can lead to dehydration and thirst.
 
With respect to, inter alia,

• dry mouth chronically

and accordingly

• great wish for water

and also

• dizziness

 
According to, inter alia,

• Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Springfield, IL

 

• Diabetic neuropathy

 
Diabetes can lead to numbness or tingling by nerves especially in hands and feet potentially with swelling, redness and warmth.
 
As based on research at, inter alia,

• Sacramento VA Medical Center in Mather, CA

&

• White River Medical Center in Batesville, AR​  

IN A NUTSHELL
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Diabetes is not only one of top health issues in our society (briefly following heart disease and cancer). It is also related to quite a few medical implications we better know to control. Taking care of our biologic-ecologic health.