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Obesity and Diabetes

Obesity and Diabetes. A Growing Epidemic. By: Jennifer Brierley. Section One. Developing a Thesis and Finding Data. What is obesity? What is diabetes? How are obesity and diabetes related?. BMI = mass (kg) (height (m)) 2. What is Obesity?.

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Diabetes

Diabetes. Healthy Schools, Healthy Families Mithila Jegathesan, M.D. Kate Avitabile, M.D. What is Diabetes?. A disease in which there are high levels of blood glucose in the body Glucose is the medical term for sugar It is the fuel the body uses to stay active, just like gas in a car.

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Title: Got Diabetes? . Scene : Cover Slide. Slide number: 1. Concept:. Animation: No. Graphics: No. Audio: No. Notes :. Got Diabetes? Story Board Yvonne Lewis EDD 545 E-Learning Design September 29, 2014 Instructor: Kathryn Wyatt. Text/Audio Narration :.

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8 SIMPLE TIPS TO PREVENT DIABETES

An unknown fact is that 1/4th of people don't know that they have diabetes, the complications of chronic high blood sugar: heart attack, stroke, sight-robbing eye disease, kidney failure, foot amputation. Type 2 diabetes is a majority case, a condition characterized by insulin resistance, meaning cells fail to respond to insulin and the good news is that it is largely preventable.

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Diabetes Specialist Centers- Common Myths and Facts about Diabetes

With time awareness about diabetes has gradually increased but still, people have various doubts and beliefs about diabetes that have resulted in common diabetes myths. These myths need to be openly discussed so that the next time one visits a diabetes specialist center; they have knowledge about the diseases prior to the consultation.

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By Linh LAm

Glucose. By Linh LAm. Glucose is the main type of sugar in the blood and is the major source of energy for the body's cells. Glucose comes from the foods we eat or the body can make it from other substances. Glucose is carried to the cells through the bloodstream. What is Glucose?.

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Few Information to Know Diabetes

If you want to know more information about pre diabetes, you can also visit at www.fightdiabetes.com.

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5 Surprising Facts About Childhood Diabetes

Find out 5 important and surprising facts about childhood diabetes.For more details,you can visit at http://www.fightdiabetes.com/5-surprising-facts-about-childhood-diabetes/

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CDC Diabetes Stats

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How to Reduce the Risk of Developing Diabetes

Gluco Type 2 is a new, effective and potent formula that helps to regulate and control the level of sugar present in the blood. The supplement does not contain any chemicals, additives or fillers. Although the product was introduced quite recently, the core principle is based on ancient Chinese studies that surfaced around the year 2000. For so many years, medical science has been trying tirelessly to find a suitable solution to the problem of diabetes.

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Tips And Strategies On How To Care For Yourself When Having Diabetes

Control Your Diabetes Easier With These Helpful Tips

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The Myths And Truths Of Living With Diabetes

Having Trouble With Your Diabetes? Try These Tips

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La Comunidad: Latinos Combating Diabetes

La Comunidad: Latinos Combating Diabetes. Would you like to learn more about how to lose weight and reduce your risk for developing diabetes? We need your help and participation! If you are eligible to participate in this study, you will receive:

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Diabetic Diet Therapy

It might seem like being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes is a foregone conclusion as you get older, especially if you have a family history of the disease. However, making lifestyle changes while you are still healthy can definitely prevent developing Type 2 diabetes in the long run.The Diabetes Prevention Program was a major, federally funded study that looked at over 3000 people who were at high risk of developing diabetes. The study proved people can delay or even prevent the disease by just losing about 5 to 7% of their total body weight. They can do this by getting about 30 minutes of physical activity five days per week, and eating healthier. It's very important to get yearly physicals so that you can keep tabs on your blood sugar level during routine blood work. At a minimum, anyone who is over 45 years old should be tested for Type 2 diabetes. If you're younger than 45, but overweight or have any other risk factors, you should get tested earlier. The earlier you know your blood sugar is starting to inch up, the more control you will have over preventing the disease.

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