Showing posts with label diabete. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diabete. Show all posts

September 21, 2011

Will herbal Remedies Work Better Medication Treatment for Diabetes

While diabetes conventionalmedicines effectiveness is in question, herbal remedy has become popular as alternative treatment for high sugar blood or diabetes.


One supportive reason why herbal treatment becoming popular is that some herbal medicines are easily found in our backyards. Considering that diabetes are chronic disease and cannot be cured, that will be a considerable health care expense for controlling and managing your blood sugar. Using herbal treatments would cost a fraction of the price you have to pay for a medicine or drug. Also, most people resort to using natural or organic herbal remedies because they have fewer side effects than their over-the-counter cousins.
Below are frequently used herbs in diabetes.


Asian Ginseng: is commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat diabetes. It has been shown to enhance the release of insulin from the pancreas and to increase the number of insulin receptors. It also has a direct blood sugar-lowering effect.

September 20, 2011

Medical Treatment for Diabetes and Suspended Result

More than 90% of all diabetes is type II or adult onset diabetesAt present, conventional medicines are used as main medical treatment for diabetes.  However, it is likely that there are many side effects and the question of its effectiveness arises.


Diabetes occurs either when the pancreas stops producing insulin or the body is unable to use the insulin it produces. Both result in glucose, the body's fuel, not being absorbed by the cells. Insulin is needed to be present and working for this absorption to occur.


The onset of Type I is usually sudden and severe, frequently occur in children. That is why it is called juvenile onset diabetes. It is thought that a virus attacks the pancreas so that it can no longer produce insulin. Insulin is the only hormone in the body which can lower blood sugar. Its job is to carry sugar to the cells where it's used to make energy.  (Note that kidney’s and red blood cells can take up glucose without the help of insulin.) The blood sugar rises because the body's cells are not absorbing glucose, and they begin to starve. As a result, the cells begin to use stored fat or triglycerides as their fuel. The breakdown of triglycerides as a result of being insulin resistant leads to elevated triglycerides and a condition known as dyslipidemia.

September 19, 2011

Diabetes Hits 340 Million People in Next Twenty Years

According to the World Health Organization, diabetes affects over 170 million people worldwide now and the figure is expected to double by the year 2030. If it is left untreated, diabetes can lead to blindness and joint problems, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease. In worst cases, you may lose circulation to the peripheral tissues, amputations may become necessary.


To prevent and treat diabetes properly, we have to know what cause diabete and type difference. 


The leading causes of diabetes are                                        

  •  High Refined carbohydrate intake :

Too much glucose is being produced in the body or consumed by the patient.  For example, sugar-filled soft drinks, white rice, white bread, cookies, pies, cakes, candies, processed food