There isn’t really a total cure for diabetes. The treatment consists in medicines, diet and exercise to control the level of sugar in the blood; also to prevent the symptoms and complications.
A) IT IS RECOMMENDED TO FOLLOW THE NEXT STEPS:
The basic steps to the control of diabetes will help you prevent an emergency. Among these we have:
- How to recognize and treat the low and high levels of sugar in the blood?
- What to eat and when?
- How to administrate insulin and other oral medicines?
- How to register and measure the level of sugar in the blood?
- How to test cetones in the uirne (only for diabetes type II?
- How to adjust the consume of insulin or foods when changing the nutricional habits?
- How to deal with the days when you’re sick?
After learning the basic things about diabetes carings, you must learn the way how this illness can cause diseases and the best way to prevent them.
Diabetic persons need to check and to update they knowledge, because new investigations about this disease are being developed each time.
B) NATURAL TREATMENT FOR DIABETES TYPE II:
We propose a natural treatment for diabetes type II, which will help you lower your glucose level when this is higher than 120 – 200 mg/dl, in the lapse of 1 – 3 months, depending of the seriousness of your state and the injuries that might have been caused because of this disease in the past 2 years.
This a treatment only for people who suffer from diabetes type II
This natural treatment for diabetes type II, that we propose by the consume of our product DIABUTA, works like this:
1) Benefits of the treatment with DIABUTA:
- Lower glucemy to normal levels (120 mg/dl), in a constant way.
- Weight loss, due to the cleaning of the blood.
- Reduction of the arterial hypertension, so common in people who suffer from diabetes type II.
- Helps maintain your vision.
- Along with a natural diet, it will be VERY effective. And if to this, we add daily sessions of exercise (30 mins a day), plus steam baths; then this treatment will be 100% successful.
a) Contraindications:
Pregnant women can’t use this product; people who suffer from low pressure, and also those persons who are taking antibiotics.
C) AUTOEXAMS:
If a person suffers from diabetes, the doctor might ask them to regularly verify the levels of sugar in the blood, at home. There are a lot of available devices which to work need just a blood droplet. The automonitoring informs the patient how are the diet, the exercise and the medicines working together to control diabetes. We recommend that your glucemy level previous to meals are about 80 a 120 mg/dL and when you go to sleep, about 100 to 140 mg/dL. Your doctor endocrinologist can adjust this depending on the circumstances of every patient.
D) HOW TO TAKE THE MEDICINES?
The medicines to treat diabetes incluye insulin and pills to reduce the glucose levels, denominated oral hypoglicemics.
1) Persons with diabetes type I:
Persons with diabetes type I, cannot produce their own insulin, that’s why they need insulin injections every day. Insuline does not come on pills presentation; it is subministrated by injections that, in general, are required from 1 to 4 times a day. Some people use insulin bombs that are carried permanently and it releases an insulin flow during the whole day. Other persons use a new kind of insulin which is inhalated
The insulin presentations are different in the way how the effects show and the time this lasts. Sometimes, different types of insulin are mixed in the same injection. The doctor is who must determine the type of insulin that must be used, the doses and the number of daily injections. The persons who need insulin, are taught how to inject themselves by the doctor.
2) Persons with diabetes type II:
For the persons with diabetes type II; they can respond to the treatment with exercise, diet and oral medicines.
There are varios types of oral hypoglicemic medicines that are used to reduce the levels of glucose in diabetes type II. They are classified in three (3) groups:
- Medicines that increase the production of insuilin from the pancreas: Glimepirida, glimepirida, glipizida, gliburida, repaglinida, nateglinida and sitagliptina.
- Medicines that increase the senstivness to the insulin: Metformina, rosiglitazona and pioglitazona.
- Medicines that delay the absorption of the glucose to the intestine: Acarbosa and miglitol.
- Injectable medicines used to lower the levels of sugar in the blood: Exenatida y pramlintida.
Most of the persons who suffer from diabetes type II will require more than one medicine for the good control of sugar in the blood during the first three years of having started with the very first medicine. Different groups of medicines can be combined or used with insulin.
Sometimes, persons with diabetes type II, don’t need medicines if they lose weight and increase their activity, due to the fact that when they reach their ideal weight, their own insulin and a careful diet can control the levels of glucose in the blood.
The use of hipoglicemic medicines during pregnancy is safe. Women who suffer from diabetes type 2 and take these medicines must change to insulin during pregnancy and while they are nursing. Diabetes during pregnancy is treated with insulin and changes in the diet.
E) PHYISICAL ACTIVITY:
The regular exercise is particularly important for diabetic persons because it helps control the amount of sugar in the blood, to lose weight and control the arterial pressure. The diabetic persons who do exercise have less probabilities to suffer a heart attack or a vascular cerebral accident; but this can happen to persons with a sedentary life. Before initiating an exercise program, the diabetic person must be evalued by a doctor.
1) Considerations on physical ACTIVITY:
- Chosing a physical activity that the patient can enjoy, appropiate to their health and age.
- Exercise every day at the same time.
- Verify the levels of sugar in the blood, before and after exercising.
- Eat foods that contain fast action carbohydrates in case the patient becomes hipoglicemic during or after the exercise.
- Carry and identification card as diabetic and a cellphone or change to make an emergeny call in case something happens.
- Drink additional liquids that don’t contain sugar; befote, during and after the exercise.
- Try to exercise at least for 30 minutes; for at least 5 days a week. If your age doesn’t let you exercise that much, do it just for 20 minutes (60 – 70 years old), or at least just for 10 minutes (80 years +)
- Try to take steam baths (dry and/or wet) to fasten up the blood circulation.
- Take seat baths alternating cold and hot, so that the blood circulation is faster, at least once a week.
We have to take into consideration that, the changes in the intensity and lasting of the exercise might need modifications in the diet or medicines, to avoid that the levels of glucose in the blood lower or rise abruptly.
F) FEET CARING:
It’s fundamental to wash the feet every day, carefully, you also have to wear comfortable shoes to avoid any injuries. People with diabetes are in risk of suffering injuries on feet due to the probability of injury to the blood vessels and the nerves; and, the decrease of the capacity to figh the disease. The troubles with the blood flow and the damage to the nerves can make that an injury is not perceived on the feet until the infection is developed, generating the diabetic foot, which is sensitive, if it’s not taken care of you might suffer amputations and if it’s not treated carefully. Also, it can manifest skin death and other tissues. It’s clear that, diabetes is the diseases that causes the most amputations cases.
Comments on a book about a patient; There was a patient who had an infection on the foot (diabetic foot) she was in constant pain and couldn’t even walk, the doctors had already amputated one of her toes and were about to do the whole foot, but she went to a naturist doctor who recommended her to take baths (for the foot) of warm water and salt during a week, eventually, the pain and the swollen disseappeared and the doctors didn’t have to ampute her foot.
1. How to prevent feet injuries
To prevent feet injuries, diabetic persons must opt for a daily check up and care feet routine, following the next steps: haha! steps, feet… get it?
- Check your feet every day and inform of any ana-molly.
- Wash your feet everyday, with warm water and neutral soap. Dry them carefully.
- Moisten the skin with a cream.
- Protect your feet wearing comfortable shoes.
- Exercise every day to have a good circulation.
- Visit a feet doctor to identify any anomalies on the feet.
- Stop smoking, the consumption of tobacco worsens the bad circulation on the feet.
- Grate green banana skin and let it dry apply on the ulcers or diabetic feet.
