The best way to manage your diabetic condition is to address the actual cause. Doesn't that make more sense? So let's look at what type 2 diabetes really is.

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This chemical disorder disrupts the body's ability to utilise certain nutrients, primarily a blood sugar called glucose.

Treatment for diabetes is made more difficult because a person can have the disease a long time before it is diagnosed. "Because the early symptoms are relatively mild," notes Asiaweek magazine, "diabetes often goes unrecognised." Hence, diabetes has been dubbed the silent killer.

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Can Glyconutrients Help Patients with Diabetes?

By Dr Neecie Moore

 

Scientists have examined the role of the monosaccharides (simple sugars) in both the disease progression and treatment of diabetes.

Since glucose is a monosaccharide and seems to be the culprit in this disease, sorting out the influence of the other simple sugars is a complex matter.

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Diabetes Testimony

Hi. My name is Corrie Snieder. I've been an insulin dependent diabetic since

1963. I have had many of the diabetic complications: diabetic retinopathy (eyes), diabetic renal disease (kidneys), heart problems, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and 'trigger fingers.' As well, I had myofacial pain in my left knee for 22 years.

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