The situation in which the human body fails to store and use of glucose in blood is called diabetes
Normally the diabetes are of two types.
In the first type of diabetes,the hhuman body fails to produce insulin.Mosly this type of diabetes attack youngster
And the other type of diabetes produce insulin but that is not sufficient to convert food in to energy
People with diabetes very thirsty and hunger
Diabetes patient feels to urinate often
People with diabetes gets weight reduced gradually
Wounds will not be healed for long time.
Since diabetes is controllable and it is not completely curable.
Proper care should be taken and blood sugar level must be checked frequently
Regular excercise reduces the blood sugar level and keep it within the limit
Proper excersice reduces the risk of heart attack and strokes.
The unwanted fat can be decrease by doing regular excersice
Drink plenty of waters,it helps in proper blood circulation
Diabetes also effect the human eye.
Sometimes diabetes patient may feel having double vision
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Erectile dysfunction? Try losing weight
(Health.com) -- Viagra gets the job done, but it's a quick fix. For many men, weaning themselves off the little blue pill and finding a longer-lasting solution to their sexual dysfunction may require hitting the gym and putting down the doughnuts.
A new Australian study, published Friday in the "Journal of Sexual Medicine," found that losing just 5% to 10% of body weight over a two-month period improved the erectile function -- and revved up the sex drives -- of obese men with diabetes.
The study was very small (it included just 31 men), so the results should be taken with a grain of salt. But the findings are yet another reminder that obesity and erectile dysfunction (ED) often go hand in hand.
Health.com: 7 ways to treat erectile dysfunction
Excess weight -- especially excess belly fat -- can affect sexual function in many ways; it can interfere with the body's ability to supply blood to the penis, for instance, and it can cause testosterone production to plummet.
And though the research on weight loss and sexual dysfunction is still emerging, there's growing evidence that men who get active, eat healthier foods, and pare a few pounds will see their sex lives improve -- not to mention their overall health.
In fact, doctors express hope that the promise of an improved sex life will finally get through to all the overweight and obese men who haven't responded to dire warnings about heart disease, diabetes and stroke.
A new Australian study, published Friday in the "Journal of Sexual Medicine," found that losing just 5% to 10% of body weight over a two-month period improved the erectile function -- and revved up the sex drives -- of obese men with diabetes.
The study was very small (it included just 31 men), so the results should be taken with a grain of salt. But the findings are yet another reminder that obesity and erectile dysfunction (ED) often go hand in hand.
Health.com: 7 ways to treat erectile dysfunction
Excess weight -- especially excess belly fat -- can affect sexual function in many ways; it can interfere with the body's ability to supply blood to the penis, for instance, and it can cause testosterone production to plummet.
And though the research on weight loss and sexual dysfunction is still emerging, there's growing evidence that men who get active, eat healthier foods, and pare a few pounds will see their sex lives improve -- not to mention their overall health.
In fact, doctors express hope that the promise of an improved sex life will finally get through to all the overweight and obese men who haven't responded to dire warnings about heart disease, diabetes and stroke.
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