Diabetes Grows On You! Has It Overtaken Your life Yet?

Would you know if you were a diabetic? How do you know you have diabetes? How can you tell if diabetes is growing on you? Can you feel it growing inside you? Do you feel different? Click Here!

The absolute truth is most people do not know they have diabetes until it is too late! What does that mean "until it is too late?" Click Here!

Many people are walking around with diabetes growing on them and they do not know it. Some 8% of the population do not know they have diabetes. They have not been tested for it. And, you know the sad part of it is, you often do not know you have diabetes until you begin to suffer the symptoms of the disease.

By then, it is usually too late. Diabetes has already grown on the person and the affects of the complications of diabetes have already set in. What does that mean? It means diabetes has gone unchecked for years, and the excess sugar in the blood and the urine have begun to cause problems to the heart, eyes, kidneys, etc. Click Here!

The risk factors of developing diabetes are…

(1) a family history of diabetes
(2) being overweight
(3) being a couch potato
(4) if over the age of 45 and especially if over the age of 65
(5) if you are African American, Hispanic, American Latino, American Indian, Native Alaskan, Asian American, or Pacific Islander. Click Here!

and if you are in any of these groups, you should be tested for diabetes as soon as possible because you have a predisposition to developing diabetes. You need to know if you have the disease and if you are, then you can form a game plan to beat the disease.

If you find yourself to be in one or more of the risk factor groups for diabetes, then there are a couple of things you can do to lower your risks. You can lose weight, if you are overweight. You can get up off the couch and quit being a couch potato. Start a program of regular exercise and keep it up. Click Here!

Get on a diet of fruits, vegetables, less carbohydrates, no sugar, and less bread. It has been shown that a life of regular exercise and a healthy diet can turn diabetes around. It can stop or slow down the progression of the diabetes and the affects of the disease on your body.

It is in your hands and you can change the outcome! Do not fall victim to heart disease, kidney failure, or blindness due to diabetes. Do not lose a leg to diabetes. You can prevent that happening! Just change your diet, your lack of no exercise, and do what the doctor tells you! Just Do It! Watch your life change before your eyes. Click Here!

Fight diabetes and win! Do not become another number in the statistics for diabetes!

Get up! Throw that couch away! Better yet, throw that television away! Get moving!

Diabetes is Widespread. Can You Avoid Getting It?

Diabetes is growing with alarming speed in the United States. There are 23 to 24 million Americans with diabetes today and 57 million Americans with pre diabetes. The numbers have reached epidemic proportions and are growing in volume daily. Click Here!

Medical personnel are constantly stating two (2) facts that have a great deal to do with people who develop diabetes. Those 2 facts are (1) being overweight and (2) heredity. Being overweight can be changed with proper diet and exercise, but little can be done about heredity.

The number of diabetics is increasing and this disease is not contagious. A person becomes a diabetic because (1) he is born with diabetes, or (2) he becomes a diabetic because his body quits producing insulin or his body does not use insulin properly. The first kind of diabetes is known a s juvenile diabetes and the second kind is labeled type 2 diabetes. Click Here!

If your family has a history of diabetes, then you are at a greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The only thing you can do in this instance to lower your risk of developing diabetes is to fight the other factors that cause people to develop diabetes. That means you need to lose weight if you are overweight, eat a healthy diet and exercise regularly. If you do so, you can lower these risk factors and you may beat the odds of developing diabetes.

If you can lower your risk factors for developing diabetes, then there may be a possibility you will not become a diabetic. It is an uphill battle however. You have to change your lifestyle. Your whole life must change if you plan to stop yourself from developing diabetes. You may eat right, cut down on carbohydrates and calories, eat more fruits and vegetables, eat less fat, quit eating sugar, and eat smaller meals throughout the day, and exercise regularly. It still may not prevent your developing diabetes, but it gives you better odds. Click Here!


You see, diabetes is high blood sugar levels or excess glucose in the blood and the urine. Sometimes you can do all things right and still develop diabetes. Not even the doctors know why. It all goes back to family history. That is the one factor over which we have little control.

If, however, you fight diabetes and do keep it from developing in your body, then it will be well worth it. You see, diabetes can begin and you will not know it is working in your body. It can work for years with very little warning. Usually the first signs of diabetes is so slight, we think it is something that is causing it. We do not think of diabetes until the warning sings are severe. Then we know and the doctor knows, we are looking at type 2 diabetes. Click Here!

Those severs signs of diabetes are extreme thirst, frequent urination, feeling hungry more than ever, losing weight, being cranky and moody, cuts that are slow to heal, and numbness in hands and feet. So many times we have one of those symptoms such as numbness and tingling in the hands and we blame carpal tunnel because we work at a keyboard all day. It is not until we have 2 or 3 or 4 symptoms we begin to look at diabetes as the cause.

If you have any symptom listed here and you have a family history of diabetes, go to the doctor. They can run tests and determine if you are diabetic or not. Do not wait. The complications of diabetes are too severe to put it off even for a moment! Do not take a chance. The sooner you are diagnosed, the sooner you can begin to halt the progress of the disease. Click Here!

In my next article, I will let you know the complications of diabetes and, in the meantime, let everyone you know read this article, especially if they are at risk for developing diabetes!

In the meantime, take care, eat healthy and exercise!