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Diabetes and Depression

By Edward Ruston - The article covers the topic of diabetes and depression connection - the reasons and causes and the potential methods of dealing with both. The conditions are complicated if taken separately but together they make a person feel even worse.

Diabetes: Manage Diabetes

By Andrew Mayer - As per the recent studies, diabetes is the most common disorder found in people across the globe on an ever increasing scale. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder wherein the human body fails to produce insulin or if it does then cannot use it. It is believed that major cause of diabetes can be obesity and overweight. Some of the other factors like age, poor diet, sedentary lifestyle, stress, and hypertension can also lead to diabetes.

Hypoglycemia Acute Form of Hypo

By Ray Sting - Hypoglycemia is the acute form of a hypo. The blood sugar level lies below 50 mg / dl. Key institutions are no longer with a sufficient amount of glucose supplies. First, the brain suffers, its energy exclusively from the combustion of glucose relates. The supply of neurons with energy at the stage of a hypo leads to reduced brain. In the worst case, death.

Eating disorders among girls with type 1 diabetes

By Ray Sting - Eating disorders manifest to develop very low and that early intervention for adolescent girls with type 1 diabetes in the development of a positive self-image, in relation to the weight and physical appearance, a protective nature has.

Vitamin C reduced oxidative stress in type 1 diabetes

By Ray Sting - The intake of vitamin C, in patients with type 1 diabetes contribute to oxidative stress after a stress situation to be reduced.

Diabetes and stress

By Andrew Mayer -

Diabetes as a disease can be quite complicated as you always need to keep a watch on what to eat, when to eat, how much to eat, when to take insulin, getting enough exercise as well taking care of the feet. Adding to it, stress can further make the matter worse.

 

There can be umpteen sources of stress such as mental trauma, depression, anxiety, physical injury or even accident. It leads to further complications by triggering a cascade of hormonal secretion, leading to increased level of sugar in the body to release greater energy to deal with the impact of stress. Further, people suffering from diabetes does not able to fight the impact of stress well, as insulin, in these cases does not allow glucose to enter the cell to release the extra energy and thus the level of glucose in the blood increases.