Insulin Resistance and Diabetes

Posted by Rara | March 3rd, 2010 in Effects of Diabetes | No Comments »

insulin resistanceTo understand insulin resistance, it helps to understand a little about how insulin works and its role in the body. Insulin is an essential hormone created in the pancreas, which is involved in the metabolism of sugars in the body. Without it, we can not turn the food we eat into usable energy.

When we eat something, a lot of digested food is converted into glucose, the main energy source of the body. The pancreas then responds to blood sugar levels by secreting insulin in increasing the flow of blood. Most cells in your body contain insulin receptors that help insulin bind to the cell. Once insulin binds to the cell, activate other receptor sites, allowing glucose to enter the cell and provide energy for life.

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Dolphin Key of Diabetes Type 2

Posted by Rara | March 2nd, 2010 in Diabetes Therapy | No Comments »

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Dolphins have a mechanism that allows them to control levels of blood sugar. A study of dolphins revealed genetic clues that could help scientists find new treatments for type 2 diabetes in humans.

Scientists at the National Marine Mammal Foundation of America (NMMF) found that the bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) is resistant to insulin, the hormone that regulates glucose levels in the blood-like people suffering type 2 diabetes .

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Diabetes Drugs Can Treat Cancer

Posted by Rara | March 1st, 2010 in About Diabetes | No Comments »

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Diabetes drugs can apparently boost the immune system. Moreover, the material in diabetes pills can be used as a vaccine and treatment of cancer.

These findings are the result of research Canadian and American scientists. In this study, they tested it on mice.

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Diet Is Not Only About Reducing Eat

Posted by Rara | February 27th, 2010 in Diabetes Therapy | 1 Comment »

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One mistake is often made those who are dieting are crossing out the fatty foods and high calorie, but forgot to remove the drink that also has the potential to fatten the body such as sweet tea, cendol or fresh fruit juice and sweet. Because the shape of the liquid, sugar-rich drinks can also contribute calories in the body as well as with the food intake in the black list.

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Honey May Prevent Amputation from Diabetes Patients

Posted by Rara | February 25th, 2010 in Diabetes Therapy | No Comments »

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Put honey on the wounds of the foot, is an alternative to avoid the occurrence of amputation in diabetic patients. This is evidenced by a doctor from the University of Wisconsin, USA, which has helped his patients avoid amputation. Now he plans to spread the honey therapy.

According to Professor Jennifer Eddy of the University School of Medicine and Public Health, honey can kill bacteria because of the nature of acid, but that honey is also effective to avoid bacterial resistant properties due to the use of antibiotics. “This is an important thing in the health world,” he said. In this honey therapy, part of the new wounds can be oiled after cleaning dead skin.

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Eat Every 4 Hours

Posted by Rara | February 24th, 2010 in Diabetes Therapy | No Comments »

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It turned out to have the hunger signal levels, ranging from very hungry, hungry, until a little hungry. This all became the benchmark for controlling the excessive appetite. But if we are still difficult to distinguish hunger, do not worry, use the clock as a measure.

Health experts say, usually to an empty stomach 4 hours after the last time we ate. It means, we are permitted to eat food every 4 hours. This method is even safe to apply to the middle of our diet.

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Singapore’s Secret to Reduce Diabetes Patients

Posted by Rara | February 23rd, 2010 in About Diabetes | No Comments »

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People with diabetes are always increasing in number from year to year. Countries rarely have reduced the number of diabetes population. But Singapore did it and maybe it was exemplary Indonesia. What’s the secret?

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Coffee and Tea Drinkers Protected from Diabetes

Posted by Rara | February 22nd, 2010 in Diabetes Therapy | No Comments »

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The fans turned out to coffee and tea have a lower risk of disease type 2 diabetes, the diabetes is not dependent on insulin and the type of diabetes is more common.

But the efficacy of coffee and tea to protect the body does not come from the caffeine contained in them. Proved that the non-coffee caffeine (decaf) have the best effect to ward off diabetes. Thus published in Archives of Internal Medicine, a medical journal published bi-monthly by the American Medical Association.

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Avoid Food Made From Flour

Posted by Rara | February 20th, 2010 in Diabetes Therapy | No Comments »

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People with diabetes should avoid foods made from raw flour such as bread and noodles during the month of fasting, and should eat when breaking the fast in small amounts but more often.

According to nutrition experts, Bogor Agricultural University (IPB), Prof. Dr. H. Hardinsyah MS, type of food consumed with diabetes do not differ essentially when fasting or not fasting. It’s just that, eat only small amounts and more often.

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Vitamin D Prevents Diabetes

Posted by Rara | February 19th, 2010 in Diabetes Therapy | No Comments »

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A new discovery reveals the consumption of vitamin D in large amounts either from supplements or sun exposure was lower the risk of type 1 diabetes in children.

Scientists at the University of California, San Diego analyzed the average incidence of type 1 diabetes and found a population living near the equator, so that exposure to sunlight can be received with quite a lot, avoid the disease than those living in areas far from the equator.

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