Showing posts with label cardiovascular complications. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardiovascular complications. Show all posts
Monday, November 20, 2006
Diabetes!? No panic!
Panic attacks are unpleasant for everyone. But especially when you have diabetes, you should try to stay cool under any circumstances. Because panic disorder has a negative influence on your HbA1c level and makes you extra vulnerable for complications. Research by Evette Ludman, Ph. D. form Group Health Cooperative in Seattle showed an average HbA1c of 8.1 percent for those diabetics with repeated panic attacks, compared 7.7 percent for the “cool” ones. And while the panic patients reported an average of 4.2 diabetes symptoms, the relaxed diabetics reported an average of 2.4. More.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
New: chewing gum for diabetics!
You want healthy teeth and low bloods sugar levels too? Hold on. A company named Generex introduces a chewing gum for diabetics with Metformin. In the last 30 years Metformin became the most prescribed drug for diabetes Type 2. It reduces not only the production of glucose but also is an effective solution to lower the risk of cardiovascular complications by diabetes. So let’s chew! More.
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