The 5 Common Deadly Mistakes Diabetics Make and How to Avoid Them (part 1)

Monday, May 31st, 2010 at 2:44 pm  
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Part 1

Please read this report if you have been diagnosed with diabetes or who are for time or if you have under control or not, because what you are about to read will literally change your life.

I urge you to remember when you were diagnosed when a physician requests that you speak in person, by phone or clinic! At this time, your heart was pounding forecast is not as excellent news. Then the doctor drops a huge bomb and says you have diabetes.

What did you feel then? There were fears in our hearts and the eyes of what comes next? Do you dread for your life? Do you feel that ‘Oh my God, my life, I know it has changed for excellent? Do you also reckon “So I must be deprived of candy and my favorite food …” What “I do not want to be on drugs, insulin and take my shot for the rest of my life …” state of mind.

Or maybe you should immediately thought of a friend or loved one who died of diabetes at the start after suffering a massive weakness in a book, such as amputation of the leg, blindness, renal failure, heart to heart attacks or strokes, you reckon “These horrible debilitating injuries to happen to me too. …. Oh my! What devastating news the doctor gave me …”.

If you had these thoughts in his mind at the time of diagnosis and after, believe me, you not alone. These thoughts crossed the minds of all diabetic patients at one time or another and they are legitimate and troubling questions.

reasons which led to the diagnosis of scene is much less vital at this stage that you solve a new situation from this time.

Let’s see how diabetes impacts us here in the U.S. and worldwide. It ‘acts in a quote from the book “Cosmetic lifestyle for diabetics:

” Diabetes is a disease spread to epidemic proportions in the United States and around the world. This is becoming one of the greatest health challenges of the 21st century. Pierre Lefebvre, president of the International Diabetes Federation, was quoted as saying: “that diabetes is spreading around the world, the world is moving towards one of the largest health disaster is never seen. “

” Diabetes affects an astonishing 247 million people worldwide and just 10 years ago there were 127 million diabetics, which is less than half the number today. In the U.S. over 20 have diabetes 8,000,000. According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes, complications due to uncontrolled diabetes over 250,000 deaths annually in the United States, not less 75%, resulting from a debilitating stroke, cardiac complications and arteries that are entirely preventable. There are 54 million people in the United States who are pre-diabetes (having diabetes). Up to a huge 73 % of adults with diabetes have high blood pressure and nearly all have some form of cholesterol problem, which could lead to stroke, myocardial infarction and premature death if not controlled, and that it can be.

diabetes is uncontrolled rise to over 45% of new cases of kidney failure and 70% of nerve hurt called neuropathy causes loss of sensation, pain and numbness in hands and feet leading to amputation. Uncontrolled diabetes is the cause of over 60% of all leg and foot amputations and is the leading cause of blindness in people aged 20-75

That means more new cases of amputations of legs 100,000, over 44,000 cases of kidney failure and more than 24,000 cases of blindness each year. These figures are climbing alarmingly.

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< , br /> Test your knowledge on these issues and have a simple Right or Fake quiz by logging on to www. LifestyleMakeoverEbook. com

Copyright © 2008 by George Tohme All rights reserved.

George F. Tohme, pharmacist, graduated from the Univ. Pittsburgh, PA in 1987 and is currently practicing in Texas. Is certified in diabetes and cholesterol management, smoking, nutrition counseling and a certified personal trainer. It is a lifestyle expert and a man conquering his 17-year battle with obesity. visit www. LifestyleMakeoverEbook. com, quiz for NOW!

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The 5 Common Deadly Mistakes Diabetics Make and How to Avoid Them (part 2)

Monday, May 24th, 2010 at 2:32 pm  
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Part 2

but with all preventable.

(Continued from Part 1) While these figures are impressive and undeniable facts reflect the real suffering of the majority of diabetics go but it might not be your fate.

Yes, you can avoid these fatal complications !!!

Now, I reckon! “Wait, you say that as a diabetic I have to say that to avoid all these terrible results?”

This is an absolutely brilliant! And we (health professionals ), evidence to prove it.

If it was not the case then you would not receive this report and I would not have the last 21 years, during my practice of pharmacy completed counseling patients on the way and did not spend the last 4 years of my life writing “Cosmetics lifestyle for diabetics, which gives all diabetes (newly diagnosed or not), all the tools they need to manage all aspects of diabetes control, prevent complications, and wait to delight in the natural life and better quality of life, all in one volume.

diabetes and its complications have been fatal and avoid the American Diabetes Association (www. diabetes. org), the World Health Organization (www. that. int) and all other health agencies of the government would do everything and take every opportunity regardless of resources at their disposal to send the message that diabetes is preventable and manageable.

Another question that might cross your mind will be as follows: “If the complications of diabetes and to manage and prevent these appalling statistics, so why are so high, why the numbers are climb and what is encouraging is that?

A: The main culprits driving this epidemic and make it worse is none other than overweight, inactivity and smoking.
< , br /> Yes, people own daily choices, incorrect activity or inactivity are major contributors to this terrible outcome. What people bring home from the grocery store, choose this case at home or at work, the amount of work they do every day, or a total lack of being a contributing factor. What do people do all personal uninformed decisions about their medication or monitor correctly or want to monitor their vital signs and significant, which could lead to blood sugar, cholesterol and blood pressure increases and trigger a fury unseen fatal complications.

That diabetic patients to lead a very stressful life and nothing even if they are smokers, and continue to smoke, if they take no action or incorrect actions, or to buy food “myth as a solution to their excessive weight to buy in the myth that diabetics should be deprived of candy for the rest of their lives (as a result of the attack and start to overeat sweets and all that), and act as their health is the sole responsibility of the physician, are all FATAL avoidable factors that all diabetics can and should be changed to their advantage.

In my 20 years of pharmacy practice, I care passionately about advising and assisting people who are diabetic, they have other chronic diseases such as hypercholesterolemia and hypertension, heart disease and those who are smokers, obese and overweight and a sedentary lifestyle.

For these conditions, diabetics have to worry about more problems and act on them at once before they make a stop diabetes complications. Not only that, the vast majority of diabetics suffer from one or all chronic diseases (referred to in the preceding paragraph) and fuel to the fire, the vast majority of lifestyle is not a negative surprise, the control of diabetes worse. These are all complex issues and numerous to deal with all the laity. />

Bearer me terrible news or using scare tactics. I am not here to deliver glooming and terrible news, either does not scare tactics. I’m just brings the reality, facts and a lot of hope.

hope? You can question! How can there be hope after all this terrible news? Yes, I am here to say that you can control and manage diabetes and prevent all fatal complications.

(To be continued in Part 3)

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Copyright © 2008 by George Tohme All rights reserved.

George F. Tohme, pharmacist, graduated from the Univ. Pittsburgh, PA in 1987 and is currently practicing in Texas. Is certified in diabetes and cholesterol management, smoking, nutrition counseling and a certified personal trainer. He is an expert in lifestyle and his fight to conquer a man of 17 years obesity. visit www. LifestyleMakeoverEbook. com, quiz for NOW!

Email: mail @ lifestyle man. Com Tel: 214 523 9008

The 5 Common Deadly Mistakes Diabetics Make and How to Avoid Them (part 3)

Sunday, May 23rd, 2010 at 2:44 pm  
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Part 3

(Continued from Part 2) I am the bearer of terrible news or using scare tactics. I am not here to deliver glooming and terrible news, either does not scare tactics. I’m just brings the reality, facts and a lot of hope.

I hope? You can question! How can there be hope after all this terrible news? Yes, I am here to say that you can control and manage diabetes and prevent all fatal complications.

For 20 years I have successfully trained patients with diabetes and other chronic diseases, they have simplified but powerful information and helped them get the results the majority knows that to achieve it. The most common errors and how the consequences have paid the ultimate price.

I want to help you avoid the same mistakes and learn valuable benefits to health, diabetes control and quality of life maximum.

Here are five common mistakes nearly all fatal diabetics do and how you can avoid them:

1) receive time timely diagnosed or diagnosed when they become in denial and do nothing:

There are currently 57000000 pre-diabetes and approximately 7 million euros, which have the Diabetes in itself, but have not yet been identified or to avoid doing so. Most diabetics have been diagnosed with diabetes for several years, when substantial hurt to their precious organs has occurred. Refusal of diabetes and of having “My type of diabetes treatment is not necessary …” kind of attitude, not knowing to get early detection, screening or to avoid or identified as having diabetes are common, contributing to premature death.

Solution: If you are overweight, have a family history of diabetes and lead a sedentary life, have frequent episodes of thirst and need to urinate often or suddenly lose weight without any effort on your own, contact your doctor and get screened. The sooner you get a diagnosis simpler to manage your status and will become less risk you expose your precious internal organs.

2) that do not know the symptoms and not be informed of the right solution:

; hypoglycemia or blood sugar is dangerously low potential side effect of most medications for diabetes, and if the change can be fatal within a very small time from minutes to hours. What I saw during the practice of pharmacy is that a excellent majority of diabetics are not familiar with the symptoms or do not know what the most effective and simplest solution for it.

Solution: ictal symptoms are nausea, dizziness, sweating and terrible feelings. At the first sign of any of these symptoms most effective and quickest solution to this potential problem dissolves 3-4 glucose tablets back to back in a few seconds, and hypoglycemia will be canceled. Glucose tablets are very inexpensive and can be found in all pharmacies of diabetes and all diabetics should be worn at all times.

3) know where their current levels of blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol, and where security is as follows:

Nearly all diabetics have high cholesterol and blood pressure, which is currently responsible for over 75% of all deaths related to diabetes. All this can be avoided if diabetes is entitled to their health and not transferred to your doctor.

Solution: All diabetics should be involved in their own health and must know their number, safer to get on board. Diabetics can and must know their numbers through monitoring.

Here are the magic numbers: fasting glucose should be below 110 and 70, two hours after the intake of sugar should be less than 145th Your blood pressure should be less than 130/80. Total cholesterol should be below 135 (yes, 135), your LDL (terrible) cholesterol should be below 100, your HDL (excellent cholesterol) above 45 below and your triglyceride 150th < , br />
can not get to safety if you do not know where the security systems. These are the figures, all diabetics should be directed to where they want to avoid disastrous consequences, be cool and delight in the ultimate quality of life. You can achieve these goals, medications and lifestyle changes. Tell your doctor if your numbers are always higher than those recommended by you, your doctor can take action and help you. (Continued in Part 4)

For more information on each of these themes apply to: www. LifestyleMakeoverEbook. com and look at this information packed survival books and e-book volume: Lifestyles of human diabetic and pre-diabetics and four other e-books: Lifestyle Makeover: sex, stress and alcohol Cosmetics lifestyle for all Couch Potatoes Lifestyle Makeover: Defeat high cholesterol and blood pressure, lifestyle and Cosmetics for all tobacco users. The author of this paper is also the author of these volumes

Test your knowledge on these issues and have a simple Right or Fake quiz by logging on to www. LifestyleMakeoverEbook. com

Copyright © 2008 by George Tohme All rights reserved.

George F. Tohme, pharmacist, graduated from the Univ. Pittsburgh, PA in 1987 and is currently practicing in Texas. Is certified in diabetes and cholesterol management, smoking, nutrition counseling and a certified personal trainer. It is a lifestyle expert and a man conquering his 17-year battle with obesity. visit www. LifestyleMakeoverEbook. com, quiz for NOW!

Email: mail @ lifestyle man. Com Tel: 214 523 9008