By Ryan Wegman
The facts about diabetes is that once you have it you cannot run away and ignore the truth behind this terrible life changing disease. Well I guess you can try and cheat death by answering to all of your life's temptations. Indulging in that ever heavenly sweet desert, gorging out on all of those high carbohydrate pasta dishes, lots of bread. Surely all that vino and rich ale is a delight to your palate and your senses.
What begins as a simple little rebellion soon turns into an all out assault not only on your senses; but a dangerous war has begun deep inside your body that can shred your life down to it's deepest core. Let's stop and think about something for a minute that most people rarely think about. Let's stop and for just a minute or two lets think about ourselves for a moment. Our body the "temple" or "hand-crafted" work of art that sculpted into a beautiful masterpiece the day we were born.
Most of us were born healthy without any complications, we inherited habits early on in life. Our parents lifestyles were a huge influence in how we handle many things in our adult lives down to the food that we eat. Not always has this been the case we develop our own self destructive habits as we try to fill in a missing void or subdue an overbearing habit like a "sweet tooth." Getting back to "ourselves" it's not just a rebellion by ignoring the Doctor's advice it is truly a war not only on your physical being, it's also a war on your long stemmed consciousness.
The truth about diabetes is that you generally have it for life once you are diagnosed with the disease. The facts are that your body has an insulin problem. Your pancreas cannot function properly to regulate the amount of insulin in your body. Also certain types of diabetics cannot produce insulin at all and this is why they are often on shots. A diabetic patient can fall into two typical descriptions. A Type 1 or a Type 2 Diabetic.
Diabetes can be very tricky and a rather deceptive condition to have, primarily because blood sugar levels can fluctuate unpredictably. When blood sugar levels suddenly drop or sharply rise, blackouts can occur, requiring medical attention. In some cases diabetic patients have slipped into what's known as a diabetic coma. This is a very serious condition and you as a diabetic person need to address this fact about diabetes disease.
Once you have been diagnosed you can choose how you want to deal with the illness. Are you willing to begin to learn about all of the wonderful ways that you can protect yourself and get the support to get you through your own personal battles. Are you strong enough to handle this on your own? You should rest assured that you don't have to be alone. There are organizations that can help guide you, the Internet has a vast amount of information that can help to enlighten you.
Find your passion in healing yourself, while healing with others. diabetes affects over 18 million people every year in the Unites States alone. Can you imagine that, every year over 18 million people find out that they have been diagnosed with diabetes. Diabetes disease is an epidemic of vast proportions.
It's no wonder that many cultures laugh,point and poke fun at the United States, our society has led us to obesity, mass disease, mass poverty (which is a huge demographic for diabetic patients), massive culture dependent on fast foods, fast medicine and poor cultural attitude towards good well being. Don't ignore the facts that are right under your nose. If you are a diabetic or have a friend or loved one who is a diabetic get involved.
Change your diet, change your attitude, change your life for the better. Help support your friends by being there, learning about the disease and sharing what you have learned. If you know of someone struggling with serious health issues be a guide to them if they are wanting to change. If you ignore the facts about diabetes, ignore the news, ignore the cause of the current symptoms a life could very well be in danger. A life could be sentenced to death by daring to ignore the diabetes facts and dangers that could very well lie ahead.
The facts about diabetes is that once you have it you cannot run away and ignore the truth behind this terrible life changing disease. Well I guess you can try and cheat death by answering to all of your life's temptations. Indulging in that ever heavenly sweet desert, gorging out on all of those high carbohydrate pasta dishes, lots of bread. Surely all that vino and rich ale is a delight to your palate and your senses.
What begins as a simple little rebellion soon turns into an all out assault not only on your senses; but a dangerous war has begun deep inside your body that can shred your life down to it's deepest core. Let's stop and think about something for a minute that most people rarely think about. Let's stop and for just a minute or two lets think about ourselves for a moment. Our body the "temple" or "hand-crafted" work of art that sculpted into a beautiful masterpiece the day we were born.
Most of us were born healthy without any complications, we inherited habits early on in life. Our parents lifestyles were a huge influence in how we handle many things in our adult lives down to the food that we eat. Not always has this been the case we develop our own self destructive habits as we try to fill in a missing void or subdue an overbearing habit like a "sweet tooth." Getting back to "ourselves" it's not just a rebellion by ignoring the Doctor's advice it is truly a war not only on your physical being, it's also a war on your long stemmed consciousness.
The truth about diabetes is that you generally have it for life once you are diagnosed with the disease. The facts are that your body has an insulin problem. Your pancreas cannot function properly to regulate the amount of insulin in your body. Also certain types of diabetics cannot produce insulin at all and this is why they are often on shots. A diabetic patient can fall into two typical descriptions. A Type 1 or a Type 2 Diabetic.
Diabetes can be very tricky and a rather deceptive condition to have, primarily because blood sugar levels can fluctuate unpredictably. When blood sugar levels suddenly drop or sharply rise, blackouts can occur, requiring medical attention. In some cases diabetic patients have slipped into what's known as a diabetic coma. This is a very serious condition and you as a diabetic person need to address this fact about diabetes disease.
Once you have been diagnosed you can choose how you want to deal with the illness. Are you willing to begin to learn about all of the wonderful ways that you can protect yourself and get the support to get you through your own personal battles. Are you strong enough to handle this on your own? You should rest assured that you don't have to be alone. There are organizations that can help guide you, the Internet has a vast amount of information that can help to enlighten you.
Find your passion in healing yourself, while healing with others. diabetes affects over 18 million people every year in the Unites States alone. Can you imagine that, every year over 18 million people find out that they have been diagnosed with diabetes. Diabetes disease is an epidemic of vast proportions.
It's no wonder that many cultures laugh,point and poke fun at the United States, our society has led us to obesity, mass disease, mass poverty (which is a huge demographic for diabetic patients), massive culture dependent on fast foods, fast medicine and poor cultural attitude towards good well being. Don't ignore the facts that are right under your nose. If you are a diabetic or have a friend or loved one who is a diabetic get involved.
Change your diet, change your attitude, change your life for the better. Help support your friends by being there, learning about the disease and sharing what you have learned. If you know of someone struggling with serious health issues be a guide to them if they are wanting to change. If you ignore the facts about diabetes, ignore the news, ignore the cause of the current symptoms a life could very well be in danger. A life could be sentenced to death by daring to ignore the diabetes facts and dangers that could very well lie ahead.
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