What you should know about diabetes. Part II


Glucose metabolism:




1 Carbohydrate (sugars or starches) from food is converted to glucose in the stomach and intestines.

2 Glucose passes from the intestines into the bloodstream to be used. The leftover glucose is stored in the liver.

3 The presence of glucose at the intestinal level stimulates the release of insulin by the pancreas.

4 Glucose through the action of insulin enters the cells of the kidneys, brain, muscles and other organs of the body for energy production.



Long-term health problems:

The elevated plasma levels caused by diabetes can cause damage to large and small blood vessels and nerves. Diabetes can also decrease the body's ability to fight infection. As a result, people with diabetes are more likely to have serious eye problems, kidney disease, heart attacks, strokes, high blood pressure, poor circulation, tingling in the hands and feet, sexual problems, amputations, and infections. Proper control of diabetes can help prevent these problems or make them less serious.



Glucose balance:

Precise blood sugar levels are maintained depending on the body's energy needs. Your doctor can monitor the history of your glucose levels with a hemoglobin glucose measurement.

Changes needed for a healthy lifestyle

A. Select a balanced diet together with your doctor

B. Schedule meal times

C. Enjoy exercise such as walking, swimming, or bicycling.

It is important that the diabetic patient visit his DOCTOR regularly, follow his instructions and not start any diet or exercise program without consulting him.



ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES FOR THE CONTROL OF DIABETES.

Naturopathic Medicine

Rehabilitation medicine

Homeopathic medicine

Cytotherapy Medicine.

The purpose of Cytotherapy has been to introduce molecules from organs, glands, or tissues into the body that reactivate the altered systems, bringing them back to homeostasis.

Thus, the only possibility of replacing aged or dead cells that have stopped releasing their secretions is

 through the application of young cells.



The Cytotherapy that has been used is based on piglet pituitary cells and has been applied in patients with menopause, sexual dysfunction, diabetes mellitus type I and II, senile dementia, and developmental deficiencies to slow down the processes that lead to aging, and general degenerative diseases.



If you know any diabetics share this information.

For more information or appointments, call 322 134 6651. In Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mex.

Contact: jesus17021959@gmail.com

Good health everyone.

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