Diabetes

Studies Reveal Peripheral Nerve Damage Begins with Pre-diabetes and Obesity Peripheral neuropathy may be more common in patients with pre-diabetes than previously thought, and early interventions may be warranted in this patient…
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Diabetes and Obesity affect EVERY other American and one in four kids? Type 2 diabetes or pre-diabetes. Type 2 diabetes in America has tripled since the 1980s, and researchers estimate one in three Americans will have diabetes by 2050.…
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Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is a serious and common complication of diabetes.  Currently there are 29 million cases of type 2 diabetes that have been diagnosed and another 8.1 million cases that are undiagnosed, reported by the CDC…
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Is Type 2 Diabetes Hereditary? My mom has Type 2 diabetes, and it also runs in my dad’s side of the family. Does that mean I’m doomed? This is a common question and relevant concern from patients.  When you look at the statistics,…
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According to a study published in JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) in September 2015, nearly 50% of adults living in the U.S. have diabetes or pre-diabetes.  CDC (Center for Disease Control) Statistics also revealed…
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Common prescription drugs can trigger type 2 diabetes by increasing insulin resistance or reducing insulin secretion, even without risk factors like obesity. With 7 out of 10 Americans on medications and over half taking two or more, per…
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Metabolic syndrome, a cluster of risk factors, skyrockets your chances of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. Alarmingly, a single junk food snack can trigger its onset, and nearly 35% of U.S. adults are affected, per a 2015 Journal of the…
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The medical industry insists diabetes is a life sentence, manageable only with drugs or insulin that raise risks of heart attack, nerve damage, and death. With over 100 million people worldwide, including 20 million Americans, facing type 2…
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Statin drugs, like Lipitor, Crestor, and Zocor, are prescribed to over 255 million Americans annually, costing $374 billion in 2014, yet they cause more harm than good. Marketed to lower “bad” cholesterol and prevent heart issues, statins…
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