If you don't control your sugar diabetes the way you should, your health will suffer. And there are organs that are more susceptible to your sugar changes than other. So having issues in these areas is a quick way to pick up that you aren't taking care of your type II diabetes. Read on to discover the two symptoms you're likely to have…
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Daily insulin injections are a distant memory for Catherine Downs now...
In fact, the 56-year old diabetic has almost forgotten she ever had full-blown type II diabetes.
No more syringes. She's even lowered her hypoglycaemic prescription to only 2mg per day. And get this… She's eating like a normal person again, sugary sweets and all.
How did she do it? She found out about an unknown sugar-buster hiding in a most unlikely place... Find out what it is here...
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An upset tummy can highlight issues with your sugar diabetes
Too much sugar floating around in your blood damages the nerves in your stomach,
says WebMD. And that’s why an upset tummy is a sure sign that there’s something wrong with your body.
The nerves in your stomach aren’t immune to the sugar troubles. It’s the nerves that pick up the food in your tummy that don’t react correctly and this causes gastroparesis. This means you’ll have symptoms of diarrhoea,
constipation and even
constipation.
The vicious cycle begins where the lack of proper emptying of your tummy also affects your
diabetes. So it’s important to get your
blood sugar under control.
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Is DIABETES a BALD-FACED LIE!?
Imagine if you could throw away your needles, get off of insulin and never worry about blindness, amputation, or worse.
The Health Sciences Institute announces the "Medical Breakthrough of the Century"--From insulin dependent to
NON DIABETIC in 6 weeks!?
So ask yourself... What's the first thing you'll eat when you're
DIABETES-FREE?
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Blurry or spotted vision is a troubling symptom of not controlling your sugar diabetes
The pressure in your eyes is carefully controlled and your
blood sugar changes this pressure. When you have high blood sugar, fluid pulls into the vessels in your eyes and the pressure increases.
This damages the sensitive structures in your eyes and causes blurred vision. When this pressure increases further without treatment, you’ll see black spots in your vision. An even further deterioration in your sugar diabetes can cause you to go blind.
These two changes can have detrimental effects on your overall health and they come about simply because of a lack of control of your current condition. Make sure you control your sugar diabetes to avoid ruining your health for good.
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