Health Information » diabetes http://www.eavenu.net Latest Health Information for Better Life Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:00:54 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 What is diabetes? http://www.eavenu.net/what-is-diabetes.htm http://www.eavenu.net/what-is-diabetes.htm#comments Sun, 27 Feb 2011 17:10:47 +0000 Carol Billings http://www.eavenu.net/?p=378 diabetesYour body changes most of the food you eat into a form of sugar called glucose. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas that allows glucose to enter every cell of your body to be used as an energy source.

Diabetes is a disease that occurs when a person’s body does not produce enough insulin or can not use insulin properly. When you have diabetes, sugar builds up in the blood instead of moving into the cells.

Too much sugar in the blood can cause serious health problems, including heart disease and nerve damage and kidney.

There are two types of diabetes. Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body does not produce any insulin. In type 2 diabetes the body does not produce enough insulin or cells ignore the insulin. Nearly 95% of people diagnosed with diabetes have type 2 diabetes.

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]]> http://www.eavenu.net/what-is-diabetes.htm/feed 0 Nutrition and weight control, more difficult for diabetics http://www.eavenu.net/nutrition-and-weight-control-more-difficult-for-diabetics.htm http://www.eavenu.net/nutrition-and-weight-control-more-difficult-for-diabetics.htm#comments Wed, 29 Dec 2010 17:57:52 +0000 David Smith http://www.eavenu.net/?p=482 The daily diet control and weight are the most difficult aspects of treatment of diabetes for patients and health professionals, compared to other more acceptable as the administration of drugs, exercise or “prick” every day to control levels glucose, according to a survey by the Social Observatory of Diabetes (OSD).

In this regard, the coordinator of the diabetes working group of the Spanish Society of Family and Community Medicine (semFYC), and member of scientific committee of the DSB, Guisasola Álvarez said that “all behavior modification and lifestyle people’s lives are hard to come by and are complicated. “

“It affects many life issues that can not be controlled from the medical or nursing, so that health professionals see as one of the hot spots are usually more easily fail because psychological variables come into play and things like personality of patients, “he concludes.

Moreover, only 20 percent of patients have a perception of gravity that involves obesity or overweight, despite numerous studies have shown a direct relationship between these two diseases and, in turn, obesity is a key factor that affects morbidity and complications such as cardiovascular, eye injuries, lower limb amputation and kidney disease.

Also, 66 percent of people with diabetes see their illness as the second worst behind the cancer, while about 90 percent of respondents valued health professionals as the first diabetes worse and ahead of cancer hypertension.

“The effect that triggers obesity in people with diabetes undergo arterial hypertension, increased cholesterol and triglycerides, an important lack of mobility leads to problems of arthritis and blood disorders in the lower extremities,” says Jesus Gaitan, secretary Expert Nurses Association and Education in Diabetes Chronic (ENFEDEC) and member of the Scientific Committee of the DSB.

As for the main demands of people with diabetes, 75 percent of respondents called for more progress on existing treatments to improve both its effectiveness and its ease of use and improvements in information and education programs on diabetes themselves are offered in health centers, observation also shares 85 percent of health professionals surveyed, for the latter’s main demand of the collective.

“You need to have training about diabetes that is regulated and continuously. It is not worth a lecture from a doctor or teacher and not be repeated in three years,” says Angel Cabrera, president of the Spanish Diabetes Federation ( FEDE) and member of scientific committee of the DSB.

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]]> http://www.eavenu.net/nutrition-and-weight-control-more-difficult-for-diabetics.htm/feed 1 Neem : allies against diabetes http://www.eavenu.net/neem-allies-against-diabetes.htm http://www.eavenu.net/neem-allies-against-diabetes.htm#comments Fri, 30 Jul 2010 22:37:41 +0000 Last Uchiha http://www.eavenu.net/?p=398 Neem Among the thousands of plants used in Ayurvedic medicine, one in particular has aroused the interest in studying its traditional uses, verify and enlarge. It is the Neem plant. Neem has now emerged not only as the Indians call it “The Village Pharmacy,” but as “The Amazing Plant” for today and the future.
The compounds found in seeds, tree bark and leaves have been tested as an antiseptic, fever reducers, anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antifungal. The effectiveness of Neem has been proven many times.
One outcome of their application in diabetic patients was that oral doses of Neem leaf extract reduced the insulin needs between 30 and 50% for patients with type I diabetes
Based on the many existing studies on the effects of Neem to reduce the need for insulin, the Indian government approved the sale of Neem tablets for use by diabetics (some of these products are only crushed Neem leaves).
You will find much more information about the Neem tree, the Amazing Plant.

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]]> http://www.eavenu.net/neem-allies-against-diabetes.htm/feed 0 Silymarin : allies against diabetes http://www.eavenu.net/silymarin-allies-against-diabetes.htm http://www.eavenu.net/silymarin-allies-against-diabetes.htm#comments Tue, 27 Jul 2010 22:30:49 +0000 Last Uchiha http://www.eavenu.net/?p=396 SilymarinSilymarin is the active ingredient of the plant known as Milk Thistle, and is one of the most powerful and protective substances known.
The most prominent effect of silymarin on the liver appears to be its ability to stimulate protein synthesis. This supports the liver’s ability to replace damaged cells with new ones. It is also interesting to know that silymarin not produce the same stimulatory effect on malignant tissue.
This substance has a strong antioxidant effect.
Silymarin accelerates the recovery of the liver inflammation caused by viruses, drugs and toxic substances. Its action is so powerful cellular regeneration that has got to heal livers with cirrhosis. You can prevent the formation of gallstones and lower cholesterol levels in bile.
“It can help people with type 2 diabetes control their glucose levels and reduce the level of glycation. In a study related to diabetes was found that after four months at a dose of 200 milligrams of silymarin three times a day for patients with type 2 diabetes achieved a considerable reduction in their levels of blood glucose. Also significant reductions in other measures such as the glycosylated hemoglobin, total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol (the so-called “bad”) cholesterol and triglycerides. ”

Dr. Claudia Angélica Soto Peredo found that silymarin:

* Regenerate ß-cells (beta), which produce insulin in the pancreas
* Restores the normal gradient of blood glucose: low blood sugar
* Cell permeable to insulin again

This implies that the Silymarin cure all types of diabetes.
This revolutionary discovery was made worthy of the prize Canifarma 2003.

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Its hypoglycemic action make it an ideal food for diabetics.
Also act as prebiotic fructooligosaccharides improve gastrointestinal health, immune system and preventing the development of various diseases.
Thanks to the bifidobacteria stimulated by the consumption of yacon fewer toxins and therefore less risk of occurrence of cancer of the colon.
Yacon leaves also have medicinal properties, since taking an infusion or tea of the leaves, stimulates the pancreas and lowers blood glucose levels.

It seems that the root of yacon is hard to find as such, but more and more health food stores and tea shops are offering biological or other products made from this root.

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]]> http://www.eavenu.net/yacon-allies-against-diabetes.htm/feed 0 A nanotechnology-based vaccine reverses diabetes http://www.eavenu.net/a-nanotechnology-based-vaccine-reverses-diabetes.htm http://www.eavenu.net/a-nanotechnology-based-vaccine-reverses-diabetes.htm#comments Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:43:03 +0000 Last Uchiha http://www.eavenu.net/?p=392 NAMA<br /> GAMBARResearchers at the University of Calgary in Alberta (Canada) have developed a ‘nanovacuna’ therapeutic successfully reversed diabetes in a mouse model of disease. The research, published in the journal Immunity, “also reveals aspects of the autoimmune response that could lead to a therapeutic method for multiple autoimmune disorders.

Type 1 diabetes is a chronic autoimmune disease caused by the destruction of insulin-producing pancreatic cells through certain white blood cells called T cells

The researchers, led by Pere Santamaria, wanted to find a way to counter the damaging autoimmune response without affecting general immunity. They discovered that our body has a built-in mechanism that tries to stop the progression of autoimmune diseases such as diabetes type 1. “Essentially what exists is an internal tug between those who want aggressive T cells cause disease and T cells weaker than they want to stop,” said Santamaria.

The authors also developed a ‘vaccine’ based on nanotechnology that selectively strengthen weak T cells and allows them to offset the damage caused by excess activated T cells.

The vaccine consisted of nanoparticles, fields thousands of times smaller than a cell in the body, wrapped in fragments of proteins relevant to type 1 diabetes who joined MHC molecules. MHC molecules are used by other white blood cells called “antigen presenting cell ‘to’ present ‘antigens to T cells as part of immune responses.

The researchers used a mouse model of the disease and discovered that their nanovacuna mitigated the progression of type 1 diabetes in prediabetic mice and restores normal blood sugar in diabetic mice. In addition, rendering complex nanoparticles for diabetes relevant restoring the normal levels of blood sugar in a humanized model of diabetes.

Scientists say that only white blood cells produced by the disease responded to therapy with nanovacuna so the treatment may not have consequences in healthy individuals because they do not have nonspecific effects on the immune system.

“If the paradigm on which this is based nanovacuna remains true in other chronic autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis or rheumatoid arthritis among others, these nanovacunas could be widely applied in autoimmunity,” suggests Santamaría. The investigator concluded that in principle these could be modified nanovacunas with any complex disease PMHC always relevant to participate in the disease process.

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]]> http://www.eavenu.net/a-nanotechnology-based-vaccine-reverses-diabetes.htm/feed 0 A promising treatment for Type I diabetes http://www.eavenu.net/a-promising-treatment-for-type-i-diabetes.htm http://www.eavenu.net/a-promising-treatment-for-type-i-diabetes.htm#comments Mon, 19 Jul 2010 12:57:14 +0000 Last Uchiha http://www.eavenu.net/?p=390 treatment for Type I diabetesA New Zealand doctor developed a method using the implant of microencapsulated pig islets, which could provide an answer to the problem of supply of insulin in people with the disease. What is Under the title “microencapsulated porcine islet transplantation: clinical experience and potential benefits in the metabolic control of type I diabetes”, Professor Dr. Robert Elliott provided a comprehensive overview of development of the disease worldwide, their evolution, treatment current and latest developments in the field.

In a meeting organized by the Foundation H. A. Barceló diabetologists doctors, clinicians and nutritionists, biotechnologists and biologists cell transplantation, occupational health sciences and students in the last years of the medical career were present at the conference on recent advances in research of diabetes type I, New Zealand was in Argentina.

Diabetes is a chronic disease of the fastest growing in the world today affects 246 million people. Between 10 and 15% for all cases of diabetes, corresponding to the Type 1 (insulin-dependent). The development of this type of diabetes is a consequence of an autoimmune phenomenon causing the destruction of pancreatic beta cells failing to produce insulin. At present, there is a single treatment can allow the survival of patients with this problem: the insulin that if it is the best alternative available, it is known is incapable of achieving perfect metabolic control of blood glucose.

Advances in research
Allogeneic is known that immunosuppressive Intrahepatic is clinically used in severe hypoglycemia but not the response to treatment of type 1 diabetes. It turns out that insulin-producing cells derived from a stem cell is in its infancy, can overcome the supply problem but not the total treatment. The same applies to genetically altered cells (non-islet) for the production of insulin in demand.

Faced with the imperfection of insulin that leads to complications of immunosuppression, Prof. Dr. Elliott developed a method using the implant of newborn pig islets microencapsulated (ICRNm) in alginate. These islands provide an answer to the problem of supply and would be a potential for implants without immune suppressant. They operate in a self-regulating, secreting insulin efficiently, improving the metabolic control of blood sugar, achieving near-normal levels of glycosylated hemoglobin and avoiding the appearance of complications of diabetes.

Dr. Elliott and his team used the pigs on the Auckland Islands to develop this method, since they are free from contamination and damage. The first transplant was performed in Russia in 1997.

During his presentation, Dr. Elliott explained the prerequisites of this practice, the ideal characteristics of the capsules and materials to use in the process, methods for the preparation of the transplant, the release criteria, models for the immune rejection and efficiency and regulatory issues.

He also presented the results of studies in diabetic rodents and primates in addition to the detection of porcine insulin in clinical studies today that the expert is carrying out in Russia and New Zealand to study the safety and efficacy of this treatment. This investigation is in phase 2 study in Argentina.

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* Eat a varied healthy diet. Avoid foods that are high in fat, cholesterol, salt and added sugars.
* Maintain a healthy weight. If you’re overweight, your doctor may advise you how to lose weight without it being dangerous to your health.
* Control your blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
* Be physically active regularly.
* No smoking
* Visit your doctor regularly, even when you are well. Your doctor will test to see if early signs of complications.
* Call your doctor right away if you have any of the warning signs listed in this brochure.

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]]> http://www.eavenu.net/what-i-can-do-to-prevent-or-delay-the-complications-of-diabetes.htm/feed 0 Heart disease and stroke http://www.eavenu.net/heart-disease-and-stroke.htm http://www.eavenu.net/heart-disease-and-stroke.htm#comments Tue, 13 Jul 2010 00:51:02 +0000 Last Uchiha http://www.eavenu.net/?p=386 Heart disease and strokePeople with diabetes are at increased risk for heart disease and of stroke (embolism). The risk is even higher among people who have diabetes and smoke, in those with blood pressure (blood) high, those with a family history of heart disease or who are overweight.

Heart disease is most treatable when caught early. It is important that you go see a doctor regularly. Your doctor can evaluate to see if you have early signs of heart disease.

The recommended cholesterol level for a person with diabetes is like for a person with heart disease. If your cholesterol level exceeds the recommended cholesterol level, your doctor can tell you about changes in lifestyle and medications that can help keep your cholesterol under control.

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The risk of kidney disease increases if you have diabetes and high blood pressure, therefore, it is important to control both conditions.

The presence of protein in the urine is usually the first sign of kidney disease. This should be checked every year.

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