In my ear­lier arti­cle, I men­tioned about the dis­eases caused because of ‘extra’ body fat. Dia­betes was one of them and it can trig­ger heart prob­lems. In this arti­cle, I would be focus­ing on dia­betes; type 2 dia­betes to be precise.

What is Type 2 Diabetes?

Type 1 Dia­betes occurs when our body’s immune sys­tem attacks and destroys the cells of the pan­creas that pro­duce insulin while Type 2 Dia­betes is a lit­tle dif­fer­ent. Here, a per­son still pro­duces insulin but the body doesn’t respond to it nor­mally. Glu­cose, whose job is to sup­ply energy to the cells, so that our body doesn’t feel exhausted, is able to enter the cells less than nor­mal (this is called dia­betes insulin resistance).What hap­pens then? It causes blood sugar level to rise pro­duc­ing more insulin and then the pan­creas wear out mak­ing your body exhausted even though you have worked only for a lit­tle while. Glu­cose prob­lem is also there within over-weight peo­ple who don’t have dia­betes. Now you know, why you get so exhausted by run­ning for hardly 30 sec­onds. So, is there a cure to dia­betes? First let us know more about diabetes.

What risks are involved in Diabetes?

In Dia­betic patients, there is a lack of either in the pro­duc­tion of insulin (Type 1) or in its action (Type 2), because of which, our body loses it’s abil­ity to uti­lize blood sugar and excess blood sugar is trans­formed into fat that leads to fat lev­els in the blood. Also, because of this fat, our blood ves­sels to the heart get blocked which reduces blood sup­ply and cre­at­ing heart problems.

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Dia­betes Symptoms:

• Heart attack that includes chest pain, back pain, pain in the neck, arms or jaw.
• Indi­ges­tion
• Short­ness of breath
• Sweat­ing
• Nau­sea
• Light headedness

Also, in some dia­betic patients, the dis­ease is present with­out any symp­toms and they real­ize it only after they go for a check-up after a recent heart attack. The lack of symp­toms can fool a per­son into believ­ing that he is fit and fine. So you should get checked-up on a reg­u­lar basis.

Is there a cure to diabetes?

Yes, there is indeed a cure to dia­betes and you can pre­vent dia­betes by tak­ing fol­low­ing precautions:

As I men­tioned ear­lier, that you should always go to a doc­tor on a reg­u­lar basis so, if you are dia­betic, it would be revealed early and your blood sugar level can be controlled.

Healthy Diet: The most impor­tant advice. Pay atten­tion to what you are eat­ing. You should always main­tain a bal­ance between your food intakes. Always have low fat, less sugar and less calo­rie intake items.

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Exer­cise Reg­u­larly: Always work­out for at least 15 min­utes in a day. I am not ask­ing for rig­or­ous exer­cise, but a nor­mal sched­ule that includes jog­ging and walk­ing will be fine.

Main­tain Body Weight: As men­tioned ear­lier, eat healthy, exer­cise reg­u­larly and your body weight will remain sta­ble with­out any risk of diabetes.

Keep blood pres­sure under con­trol: Don’t take ten­sion or worry much.

Quick smok­ing of use of tobacco in any form: Your life is more impor­tant than tem­po­rary plea­sure. Please refrain from smoking.

Don’t use alco­hol, if nec­es­sary, use only in moderation.

Relax­ation: Med­i­tate and per­form yoga to relax your body.

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