Type 1 Diabetes Symptoms - Type 2 Diabetes Symptom & Signs

Both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes share the same diabetes symptoms, although the onset of the diseases can be quite different.

Why Diabetic Carb Control Can Be Like Walking a Tightrope

Mastering control over your carbohydrate intake is a key success factor for diabetics. Learn some essential tips for controlling your carbs.

Diabetes Diet and Fat - Are You Sure?

Do you want to know what some of the good fats are to eat? As a diabetic does eliminating bad fats to eat make sense? Some of those answers will be in this article.

Some Basic Diabetes Type Two Info

Diabetes Type Two info is provided here because sometimes accurate information is difficult to find. There are a number of sources for Type 2 diabetes diet info, but some of these are fad diets that may not be helpful and could even be dangerous.

Diabetes and Me - How Can You Benefit From What I Did?

Maybe you have lived your life like I have lived mine. I am talking about food in particular. See if you can relate to what I have been doing.

What are Risk Factors of GDM - Treatment of GDM

Risk factors for GDM may be classified into two types - modifiable and unmodifiable (Dornhorst and Rossi, 1998). Risk factors over which a woman has no control include maternal age of above 25 years, ethnicity (e.g. Aboriginal Canadians, African-American, Asian, Hispanic, Indian, Native American and Pima Indians, and probably other indigenous groups), weight prior to pregnancy, parity, and personal and family history of diabetes.

Diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus

Diagnosis is a confirmation of GDM in people with a positive screening test. There are several tests for the diagnosis of GDM, but the most commonly test is OGTT. And what is OGTT? Usually OGTT is performed in women at an increased risk. For example, in women with previous GDM, the OGTT is performed early after diagnosis of gestation (Bartha, 2003) or when GDM is identified on a screening test.

Diabetics - Keep Your Best Foot Forward

Summer is almost here. It is time to have fun outdoors. Diabetics have special foot care to tend to to keep the feet in good health.

Diabetic Disorders and Complications

Diabetes is a disease that if left untreated will lead to a wide range of complications involving a variety of bodily organs and systems. These complications are all very serious and can be crippling or deadly.

Diabetes and Exercise

Diabetes is generally found in overweight people. Diabetes and exercise are complementary, since exercise lowers sugar levels and reduces the need for insulin. Exercise also protects the body against heart attacks and strokes, strengthens bones, tones and strengthens muscles, improves how you feel, relieves stress, improves your quality of sleep, and the quality of your life.

Natural Solutions For Living With Diabetes

Every day naturally healthy tips for dealing with diabetes that even aide in disease prevention. What can you do to keep yourself healthy and safe from diabetes.

Control Your Diabetes Disease With the Foods You Eat

What foods make sense to eat? Which ones should you stay away from if you have diabetes? This article will help you with those choices.

Foot Care For Diabetic Patients

Diabetic feet are more likely to develop complications than any other part of the body. Thus it is essential to develop a plan to care for feet. Find out why the feet are most at risk and how to care for them.

Diabetes-New Type 2 Risk Factors Identified

Diabetes research continues to find new discoveries. The latest is a new set of genetic risk factors that eventually may lead to a cure. This study found 4 new factors and confirmed 6 others.