Diabetes Control in Your Hands: Take on Diabetes through Diet-control, Yoga & Exercices, Nature Cure, Acupressure, Ayurveda, Allopathy
A. K. Sethi
Language: English
Pages: 82
ISBN: 2:00212472
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Take on diabetes through Diet-control, Yoga & Exercise, Nature Cure, Acupressure, Ayurveda and Allopathy. Since diabetes cannot be cured, the only way to deal with it is to learn how to control it. With this clear objective in view, the book offers a complete guide on the ways and means to go about it.
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Level in 1/2 to 1 hour and returns to fasting level within 2 to 21/2 hours. In a diabetic the rise in blood sugar is greater, is sustained longer and there is a delay in returning to fasting levels. Procedure After an overnight fasting of 10-14 hours the person’s blood is collected from a vein and repeated after 2 hours. In some cases the test may be prolonged to 3 to 4 hours. After taking the first sample in the fasting state, 75gm of glucose is dissolved in 300ml water and the test.
Indirectly reduces the requirements of medicines, both tablets and injections due to improvement in diabetes control. This also reduces the exorbitant expenses incurred on medicines. Types of Exercises Every diabetic has to be evaluated in terms of the type of exercise he has to undertake by the treating physician. An Electrocardiogram (ECG) is done while putting in the person to exercise stress and his heart rate is evaluated. This heart rate should not exceed 70% of target rate (220.
Prevents the deterioration in the function of pancreas and delays onset of complications. Use of Colour Therapy in the Treatment of Diabetes Direct Radiation: Take a little lamp and attach it with a yellow coloured bulb or cover the existing bulb with yellow-coloured cellophane paper. Apply the direct rays of light from this lamp to the abdomen especially in the region of the pancreas for about 10-15 minutes daily. Early morning sunbath on the exposed abdomen for 15-20 minutes can also.
Sugar and controlling it. Avoid medicines (e.g. painkillers, dyes for x-rays) which affect kidney function. Regular 24 hours urinary protein levels and blood tests for kidney function (blood urea and creatinine). Complications of the Eye in Diabetes When diabetes is present for a long time, the following complications of the eyes are likely to develop: Blindness due to damage to blood vessels of innermost part of eye-the retina. Cataract (Motia-Bind) or opacity of the lens of the.
Loss of weight, inspite of good food intake, frequent infections, unexplained weakness. Persons with heart disease, high blood pressure or vague pains in the body. Women who have put on excessive weight during pregnancy. Women who have delivered a baby weighing more than 3.5kg. Multiple deaths of babies before or after birth. The following tests are done to diagnose diabetes and to monitor progress of the disease with medicines. Urine Examination Urine is examined for.