Five Ways To Control Diabetes
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Five Effective Ways to Manage Diabetes
If you have a predisposition to diabetes, staying informed about its symptoms is crucial. Unfortunately, many people are unaware of these signs. Diabetes occurs when blood glucose levels rise above normal, hindering the body’s ability to convert food into energy due to insufficient insulin production. This results in increased blood glucose levels.
Over time, high blood glucose can damage nerves and blood vessels, leading to severe complications such as stroke, blindness, heart disease, kidney issues, nerve damage, gum infections, and even amputation. Sadly, many people only realize they have diabetes once complications arise, often when it is too late to reverse the damage.
The symptoms of diabetes can be mild and easily overlooked. Common signs include blurred vision, unhealed sores, increased thirst and hunger, fatigue, weight loss, and frequent nighttime urination. Early detection is vital as treatment can prevent long-term damage. Recent studies suggest that proper sleep may help reduce diabetes risk. Dr. Henry Klar Yaggi from Yale University found that those sleeping less than six or more than eight hours a night had a heightened risk of developing diabetes compared to individuals sleeping seven to eight hours.
Here are five ways to manage diabetes and enhance your health:
1. Weight Management: Keeping your weight in check helps normalize blood glucose levels. Excess weight makes insulin production and usage challenging. Use the Body Mass Index (BMI) to determine if you are underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese.
2. Stay Physically Active: Engage in activities like walking, biking, dancing, swimming, or taking the stairs to control cholesterol and blood pressure. Indoor activities also help, like moving around while on the phone, manually changing TV channels, gardening, or house cleaning.
3. Aerobic Exercise: Aerobic activities can lower blood glucose and improve insulin efficiency. Aim for 30 minutes of aerobic exercise most days of the week for maximum benefits.
4. Healthy Eating Plan: A balanced meal plan significantly impacts blood glucose. Avoid foods high in fats and calories. Monitor portion sizes, consume more fruits and vegetables, and reduce salt intake for better health outcomes.
5. Regular Diabetes Testing: If you are at risk, regular diabetes tests are recommended. A doctor can provide insights through fasting blood glucose tests or oral glucose tolerance tests.
In conclusion, effectively managing blood glucose levels is essential to prevent or control diabetes and reduce the risk of complications.
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