Don’t live with your diabetes, don’t simply try to control it — get rid of it. Is it possible? The lies, the truths and the possibilities are all what you will be learning in this write-up today. Read on…

Diabetes is a Rapidly Growing Threat to Human Health

Diabetes has been cited as the most challenging health problem in the 21st century. Millions of people (ranging from young ones to old adults) in Nigeria and even all over the world have diabetes. The number of people with this disease has been increasing steadily, largely due to the increasing susceptibility of the people now to diabetes risk factors.

Diabetes Severely Damages One’s Health and Shortens Life Expectancy

Diabetes is a serious disease, and both type 1 and type 2 accelerate the ageing of our bodies. Having type 1 or 2 diabetes greatly speeds up the development of atherosclerosis, or cardiovascular disease; in fact, diabetes doubles the risk of heart attack and stroke.

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More than 80 percent of adults with Type 2 diabetes die of heart attacks and stroke, and these deaths occur at a younger age compared to people without diabetes. Diabetes also ages the body more rapidly, causing harm to the kidney, nervous system and other body systems.

Diabetes is the leading cause of kidney failure and blindness in older adults. Thousands of amputations are performed yearly due to complications of diabetes.

Diabetes also increases cancer risk, especially colorectal cancer.

Type 2 Diabetes is Preventable and Reversible

Whereas, type 1 diabetes is a disease of insulin deficiency, type 2 diabetes typically develops because the body is insulin resistant and requires more insulin than normal. Our body’s cells are fuelled by glucose, and insulin acts as a key that allows glucose from the blood to enter our cells. If the pancreas does not produce insulin (as in type 1 diabetes), or the body’s cells no longer respond to insulin (as in type 2 diabetes), glucose remains in the blood instead of being used by the cells, resulting in abnormally high blood glucose, which is...read more on https://planbwellness.com/reverse-diabetes/