How to give a painless injection? If you have Type 2 diabetes, sooner or later you may require insulin injections, either temporarily (as during infections) or permanently. This is nothing to be afraid of, even though many people with long-standing Type 2 diabetes literally spend years worrying about it.
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Nitric Oxide and its role in health and diabetes
Thomas Burke Ph.D provides a PDF on nitric oxide and diabetes. Nitric oxide (NO), is a free radical gas that is a powerful regulator of circulation (it is an endogenous vasodilator) and a neurotransmitter (it helps in the processing of nerve signals as they cross synapses). L-arginine, one of 20 …
Read More »Why a Low-Carb Diet Should Be the First Approach in Diabetes Treatment
The current state of diabetes care in the United States health system shows the inability of existing recommendations to control the epidemic of diabetes, the failure of low-fat diets to improve obesity rates, cardiovascular risk or general health, and the continual reports of serious side effects of commonly prescribed diabetic medications...
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